Has Kindness Left the Building? - Why Doesn’t Your Church Feel Like Family?
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Has Kindness Left the Building? - Why Doesn’t Your Church Feel Like Family?
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Every church has an aroma about it. So, what your church’s: Is it a lingering scent of bitterness or indifference—or the aroma of love? In Romans 12:10, Paul gives us a blueprint on how to cultivate the latter, “Be kindly affectionate to one another with brotherly love.” This reveals that the church is not to function like a social club or a business meeting, but like a family where there’s genuine laughter, forgiveness, warmth, and even tears. Such a culture can’t be achieved through clever programs or simply “being busy,” but through showing quiet genuineness and personal love toward each another. So rather than lose affection for, and keep our distance from, those in our congregation, let’s be a church that’s “kindly affectionate to one another with brotherly love” (Rom. 12:10).
Sermon: https://churchandfamilylife.com/sermons/684fb3af544d5fe98a8cdd8b