What is Biblical Fellowship?
In the New Testament, the word fellowship means more than friendly interaction or socializing. It describes the deep, spiritual bond that unites believes and calls them to share life together.
Biblical fellowship begins with our union with Christ. Because we are united to Him, we are also united to His body, the church. Fellowship, therefore, is the close, relational sharing of that life in Christ with one another. It includes encouraging one another, testifying of how Christ is at work in our lives, bearing one another's burdens, and building relationships that are grounded firmly in Scripture.
Biblical fellowship begins with our union with Christ. Because we are united to Him, we are also united to His body, the church. Fellowship, therefore, is the close, relational sharing of that life in Christ with one another. It includes encouraging one another, testifying of how Christ is at work in our lives, bearing one another's burdens, and building relationships that are grounded firmly in Scripture.
Why do Christians need to connect?
Every relationship begins with a connection. Sometimes connections can be hard to make so this mid-week ministry enables the body of Christ to meet and interact in a variety of ways.
Biblical connection includes meeting new Christians, forming close relationships, and growing together in the faith.
Biblical connection includes meeting new Christians, forming close relationships, and growing together in the faith.



