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.
Pastor Ken takes us back to Acts where Saul, after arresting and murdering Christian’s, has an encounter with Jesus, changes his ways—and his name—to...
