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How does a congregation achieve and practice mutual edification?
Austin replied 5 months, 3 weeks ago 13 Members · 13 Replies
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The whole body grows and builds itself up through love and many acts of kindness.
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We must be lead by the word of God, don’t forget to assemble
ourselves, study and pray together for the edification of the congregation
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The people have to take personal responsibility to mature. To change their ways. The bible says not to forsake the gathering together which is also important for the body of Christ to do for its edification. Discipleship allows the body to grow from one another. There must be balance after coming to the Lord need to learn and grow in their faith. The church needs to be the church and be able to be mindful of each other. It is important for everyone in the body to know the are significant! Without people believing their significance leaves people without a purpose or a lack of value. I’m reminded of Nehemiah where everyone rebuilt their portion of the wall.
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Leaders and pastors need to model servanthood, motivate people to truly commit themselves to continuous growth in the knowledge of the bible and spread the gospel as instructed by Christ.
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By leaders recognizing giftings in others, mentoring them and releasing them into ministry in the church