A group of gentlemen was discussing church. Their church wasn"t what they thought it should be. It was not the perfect model of perfect Christians. Since it wasn"t what it ought to be, they were considering joining another one.
Suppose you aren"t satisfied with your present church, and there is not another one around that is satisfactory, either. Then what? Should you start a new one?
Many Christians are confronted and entangled with these questions. Often, out of reaction to something in our background, we become sure our church isn"t the right one. Natural inclinations are to take lessons from others who join and rejoin in search of the right church in which souls are being saved.
We do seem to have a built-in instinct to want to rally behind "where the action is.” This sometimes beco
