Our bodies have parts and functions.
Our legs have their function and role, so are the hands, eyes, ears, and nose and mouth etc.
; they do not duplicate each other.
They do their functions.
They know and do what they are supposed to do.
How wonderful it will be if each Christian knows her or his role in the body of Christ and function.
Knowing and doing the will of God helps us do precisely that.
The fellowship is where ministry begins but should end in the world.
Our function is not for the fellowship but for the world.
The fellowship helps us strengthen and edify in order to function in the world.
Instead most of Christian fellowship has become reversed.
They come to the fellowship to function.
No, the fellowship is where we join together to function in the world as a body.
This is a strange teaching for those who are used to the 21st century popular church mold.
You become a mold and a copy in these churches and not a unique part, with a role and function.
You are cloned to become like every one else.
You talk like each other, walk like each other, dress like each other and generally behave like each other.
You are simply programmed like a robot.
This is not knowing and doing the will of God.
This false Christian life and experience revolves within the church only.
Outside the church you are useless to the countless millions Christ died for.
This is not knowing and doing the will of God.
This is fulfilling purposes of each church leadership.
How can we practice knowing and doing the will of God in a fellowship? We need to forget our traditional non- biblical church concepts.
In the recent twenty years even the evangelical community has slowly become secular.
They have let it become center of humanistic teaching and evolved into more a secular and cool place to gather.
This is not a knowing and doing the will of God experience.
It lost its place as a bride of Christ and has become more and more a social gathering in the name of God without God present.
We have introduced the worldly values to float around and settle down slowly in our pulpits and ministry agendas through church programs and themes.
Watch out! But if you practice knowing and doing the will of God by mediating and soaking yourself in the word of God you will get back to basics of the Bible.