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What does the Bible say about choosing a church?

A church that embraces the sufficiency of Scripture. (2 Timothy 3:16-17). This is where we ought to start in choosing a church. Local churches need to affirm the Bible for what it is; God-breathed, and therefore, inerrant, and authoritative and sufficient for all things needed for life and godliness.

Are church mergers successful?

A church merger tends to be successful when both congregations understand who leads and who follows. That results in healthy congregations, increased engagement, volunteers, financial sustainability and multiplied impact-more of all of it in the months and years that follow than even when the merger first takes place.

What happens when 2 churches merge?

One church merges into another: In this scenario, the assets and liabilities of the first church are transferred to the second, known as the surviving entity.

What does the Bible say about the church gathering together?

And let us not neglect our meeting together, as some people do, but encourage one another, Hebrews 10:24-25 (New Living Translation). The churchs physical gathering is a glad and visible expression of its spiritual nature: believers are the called-out people of God, united by faith in Jesus Christ as Savior.

What does the Bible say about merging churches?

In biblical terms, we believe mergers are another example of God doing a new thing (Isa. 43:19), helping existing congregations to docHub new levels of unity, maturity and the fullness of Christ (Eph. 4:13).

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