Oct 12th DQs

In this powerful message, we're reminded of the vital importance of church assembly and community in our spiritual lives. The central theme revolves around Hebrews 10:24-25, urging us not to forsake gathering together. We're challenged to consider: what kind of church would our church be if every member was just like us? This introspective question invites us to examine our commitment and involvement. The sermon beautifully illustrates how the church, founded by Jesus, holds the 'keys to the kingdom' - a responsibility to open heaven's door for others. We're encouraged to 'draw near' to God and each other, highlighting the transformative power of corporate worship. The message also touches on the symbolism of the temple veil, representing Christ's sacrifice that grants us direct access to God. This profound insight reminds us of the privilege we have in approaching God freely and the importance of utilizing this access through regular church attendance and active participation in our faith community.