Proactive Fellowship

Guys don’t often reach out to one another when we need help. That’s why it’s important to be proactive in gathering together, asking how we can pray for each other, and offering to help when needed.

God has a calling and a purpose for all of us, and we can help others step into the calling that God has for them. We can help each other to see the gifts that God has given us, and encourage one another to use those gifts for the Gospel.

Gathering doesn’t always have to be in a church setting, it could be organizing a breakfast or inviting others for a cup of coffee or a tailgate party. Fellowship begins with someone making an effort to invite others to hang out in person.

Honest Fellowship

Faithful are the wounds of a friend;
    profuse are the kisses of an enemy. Proverbs 27:6

We all need friendships that are honest. What’s the point of having a friendship without it? Honesty and accountability come from a fellowship of trust and sharpening one another. Brothers in Christ challenge and strengthen one another. We need brothers whom we can trust to be honest and real with us.

Lead By Serving

Jesus demonstrated a heart of servitude for His disciples whom He called friends. As brothers in Christ, we can have that same heart of Christ by putting one another first, always asking how we can serve. Instead of taking the position of honor and prestige, we ought to take the position of servants for one another. In this way the Church will grow and strengthen as a whole when we learn to make it our mission to serve.