Pastor Ken Werlein opens up Hebrews 10:24–25 with a simple but convicting observation: there's no such thing as Christian Solitaire. You can have the Bible app, the podcast, the worship playlist, and a genuine faith—and still be missing the one thing Jesus never offered anyone: a syllabus to follow alone. His method was always relational. Ken gives us three things the text calls us to do: lock in on the people around you, stir up one another the way hot coals stoke a dying ember, and show up—because a crowd sees an empty chair, but a community sees a missing person. You don't need perfect people. You just need some people who love the same perfect Lord and want to follow Him more faithfully every day.
