Blessings for going to church...

[GaryAnderson]

He "vaccinated" them, I think in the millions, and low and behold, many became sterile. It was some years ago, perhaps while Trump was in office. Now you'll see nothing but debunking by fact checkers. They control the media. They control the narrative.

This is not true.

 

[Truman]

This is not true.

As a libertarian, it is my pleasure to announce to you that you may disagree with me, but I'll defend your right to disagree with me.:)

 

[GaryAnderson]

As a libertarian, it is my pleasure to announce to you that you may disagree with me, but I'll defend your right to disagree with me.:)

I’d like to discuss this with you. I searched online for what you said and could not find anything. Would you be willing to share how you came up with this conspiracy?

 

[Truman]

I’d like to discuss this with you. I searched online for what you said and could not find anything. Would you be willing to share how you came up with this conspiracy?

I detached my brain from the media and started thinking for myself.

 

[GaryAnderson]

I detached my brain from the media and started thinking for myself.

Ah, okay.

 

[Mayflower]

God told me today that I was able to receive blessings for going to church today. And I believe him, I'm just wondering if it is written in the scriptures somewhere. Can anyone point me to that verse if there is one? Thanks, Devin

My pastor once did a sermon on "Have you forgotten the why." I was just visiting at the time. But it was about what our reasons to go to church should be. Number one reason is the Word of God. The Word of God is our spiritual blessing. It is how God speaks to us, through His Word. It is the seed. Then there is praise and worship, serving, fellowship of believers, and the Great Commission. But yes, I get blessed every time I go to church. As for scriptures, I'd check out the letters Paul wrote to the churches admonishing and encouraging them.

 

[farouk]

My pastor once did a sermon on "Have you forgotten the why." I was just visiting at the time. But it was about what our reasons to go to church should be. Number one reason is the Word of God. The Word of God is our spiritual blessing. It is how God speaks to us, through His Word. It is the seed. Then there is praise and worship, serving, fellowship of believers, and the Great Commission. But yes, I get blessed every time I go to church. As for scriptures, I'd check out the letters Paul wrote to the churches admonishing and encouraging them.

@Mayflower: Acts 2.42 is a great guide also... :)

 

[Mayflower]

Amen. We do not go to church for the blessing, but rather to bless God and draw closer to Him. In the process we are blessed as we grow in His Word with others.

 

[Raccoon1010]

My pastor once did a sermon on "Have you forgotten the why." I was just visiting at the time. But it was about what our reasons to go to church should be. Number one reason is the Word of God. The Word of God is our spiritual blessing. It is how God speaks to us, through His Word. It is the seed. Then there is praise and worship, serving, fellowship of believers, and the Great Commission. But yes, I get blessed every time I go to church. As for scriptures, I'd check out the letters Paul wrote to the churches admonishing and encouraging them.

Yes I go to get my daily scripture. This is why I often catch online Mass. The fellowship is the other reason for me. I totally see what you're saying.