Follow a godly mother’s advice: “Whatever He says to ‘you’, do it.” – quote from Mary – John 2:5 (Emphasis on “you” mine.)
God knows “you” personally and desires to guide “you” in a manner that is unique with His purpose and design for you. His instruction and guidance will never contradict scripture, but may not be what He has told your best friend, close relative, or others within your small group to do.
Is what we refer to as “mega” actually miniscule in God’s eyes? (Note: minuscule & miniscule – both commonly used, but I prefer to use miniscule.)
In our limited, finite minds, what we think of as “mega” is always “miniscule” to God. Think about the vastness of creation, the world, the ocean, etc. People refer to churches containing thousands of members as “mega” churches, but in light of all the people in the world, and so many unchurched, non-believers, and non-followers of Christ, even the churches with 30,000 plus members are not considered mega to God. Yes, these churches may be considered “mega” to us in comparison of the average church, but, again, God loves the whole world (John 3:16), and that sounds pretty “mega” – right?
Unity within the body of Christ is God’s idea, and so shouldn’t it be our desire too?
