This morning, Michael and I listed to a podcast (reChurch) where Neil Cole was being interviewed. He shared some very interesting insights. One was the fact that the Church is intended to support the Mission (to know Him and make Him known). We often make 'missions' a small part of the Church rather than the reason for the Church. Chew on that for a while.

So, yesterday, Michael and I were talking about God's provision. I won't go into the whole conversation here, but Michael posed this question: Can being a "prepper" (like food and goods) prevent us from relying fully on God? Not that I am advocating for sticking our heads in the sand or being irresponsible, do we as believers sometimes put trust in the stores rather than the provider? Just something I'm chewing on today.

Hey @Monica Manning . We are slow getting started and there's not a lot here in the community yet but I am thrilled that we are just doing this...messy and all that. Can't wait to chat on Wednesday. You should be able to see our 'Coffee Hour' (I believe that is what we named it)on the Calendar tab for Wednesday. In the meantime, feel free to post thoughts, prayers, suggestions, questions...(anything) here in the Community tab. Also, you can invite anyone you'd like using the Inviter People tab on the right of this page. Again, I am thrilled to have you here~

Could this be an example of actually being the Church as opposed to going to one?