At Kossuth, we place a high value on gathering together. We do this every Sunday morning to worship as one body and hear the preaching of God’s word. But as important as that is, I believe it is insufficient for us to actually be the church.
Earlier this summer, I stepped out of my formal role as a pastoral intern and stepped into the role that many of y’all fill so well: that of a faithful, Kingdom-focused, globally-minded church member.
I’m struck by the way the author of Hebrews concludes his letter. Aside from the closing greetings, the last two things he writes in this letter are a request for prayer and an actual prayer.
We started this journey to explore the fact that Jesus is greater. Now, on the back end, we conclude that yes, Jesus really is greater. He is worth our worship.
