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Did I Miss Anything

Someone ask me not long ago after missing church, "Did I miss anything?"

After I thought about it I came up with a few things. If you don't attend Worship Service regularly, here's a few things you might be missing. I didn't put the following in any particular order, I just wrote them as I remembered what happened that Sunday.



* the smile on that little girl's face when she came out of Sunday School.

* the joy of sitting together with your wife and family.

* seeing someone give their heart to Christ.

* singing your favorite hymn with the congregation.

* the chance to smile at someone and encourage them.

* the meaningful worship chorus that's our favorite.

* pausing for a moment to say thanks to God for all he has blessed you with.

* the opportunity to learn something from the scripture. (when was the last time you did that?)

* the feeling of being a part of something bigger than we are.

* the chance to pray for our government.

* the minister's new haircut.

* the opportunity to financially support a ministry right here in our community.

* the chance to encourage personally, someone who is struggling.

* the beautiful song the choir shared with us.

* the joining together in congregational prayer.

* the special testimony someone shared.

* the opportunity to say hello to your neighbor.

* that uplifting feeling that makes you ready to face the week.

* the reality of being spiritually encouraged in a discouraging world.

* realizing you're not alone in your problems.

* the chance to mention someone's name that needs prayer.

* learning of all the ways you can join in and actually help in the Lord's work.

Did you miss anything last Sunday?


~ Pastor Randy Cosner ~
November, 1999

Comments (2)

It was great finding this article after almost 10 years. I wrote it for a newsletter that our church mails ever month. Thanks for posting it, whoever did it. Randy

Thanks for your comment, Randy. Wow, 10 years is a long time, my friend. So glad that your article is still blessing many people.