Doing Everyday Stuff Together
Church is more than having a weekly meeting – large or small. It includes doing life together. Being part of God’s family is about being connected in friendships. Besides needing a group of friends with whom we can spend a lot of time, doing everyday stuff together is just plain fun.
Let me encourage you to find a group of Christ followers with whom you can…
- celebrate special occasions
- have some place to go on the holidays when you have no family near
- hang out with watching the Final Four, Dancing with the Stars, Lost…
- call on in the middle of the night for help in a crisis
- share food, fun, laughter and tears
Randy Frazee writes:
“For most of the last decade of the twentieth century, two television shows, Seinfeld and Friends, consistently received the top awards from the People’s Choice Awards…What both shows have in common is a small group of friends that go in and out of each other’s lives and apartments spontaneously more times in a half hour than most ‘real’ Americans experience in a year. Seinfeld even promoted itself as a show ‘about nothing.’ Why would busy Americans watch a show about nothing? Because it wasn’t about nothing—it was about a group of great friends spending lots of spontaneous time together, talking about everyday stuff and loving every minute of it.”- Randy Frazee; The Connecting Church, page 123
Get together with a group of friends this week and enjoy being together.
Grace and Peace,
Terry
Join the Conversation: What are some things your simple church or small group does to experience life together?
Tagged with: Community • Doing Life Together • Holidays • Joy • Laughter • Time
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Terry,
I do agree with you on this! This past year my life has been turned upside down and boy have I ever leaned into God and the Church I am attending and have started to develop new friendships and boy where would I have been without them. I agree a zillion percent. We all need each other, life is not meant to go it alone, and this is coming from a woman that grew up not asking for any type of help!
Thank you!
Patricia
Hey Patricia – welcome to the conversation. I’m glad that you have that close group of friends with whom you can do life with together.