I experienced this most poignantly during my college years. I discovered firsthand that without regular fellowship, a Christian will inevitably tire and wither.<\/p>\n
The Importance of Fellowship (#40)<\/p>\n
Oh God, You know all things, there is nothing You do not know.
\nYou created me-made my flesh and bone; please tell me-why do I feel so alone?
\nI try to follow You, but continually fail; it\u2019s impossible to be a Christian solo.
\nI need You first in my life, but You also tell me that I need fellow believers to know.
\nThere is great wisdom in fellowship-in sharing my burdens in life.
\nIt also gives me a chance to recuperate from the world\u2019s hectic lifestyle and strife.
\nBesides these reasons, it helps to build me up, and refresh my faith in the Lord.
\n\u201cAs iron sharpens iron\u201d the Word describes it: a chance to sharpen my spiritual sword.
\nSo guide my steps, O Lord Jesus Christ, to a group of Your followers true.
\nI pray that You would work through them upon my soul, and make me more like You.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I experienced this most poignantly during my college years. I discovered firsthand that without regular fellowship, a Christian will inevitably tire and wither. The Importance of Fellowship (#40) Oh God, You know all things, there is nothing You do not know. You created me-made my flesh and bone; please tell me-why do I feel so … Continue reading Poem #40<\/span>