10.11.2026 | Sunday Morning | Ps. Joe Cormier

What does it truly mean to belong to the family of faith? This message takes us on a journey through one of the most foundational truths of the Christian life: we were never meant to walk alone. Drawing from Galatians 6:10, we are reminded that as we have opportunity, we are called to do good to all people, especially those who belong to the household of faith. That word 'household' is not accidental. It paints a picture of people who share a home, a table, a history, and a future together. We explore what it means to be genuinely connected to one another, not just in attendance but in real, vulnerable, life-giving community. The message challenges the cultural pull toward isolation and self-sufficiency, exposing what may be the greatest lie the enemy has ever told: that we do not need anyone. We see how loneliness is not just an emotional struggle but a spiritual vulnerability, one that the enemy exploits to pull us away from the very people God has placed in our lives to help us stand. Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 grounds this truth powerfully, reminding us that two are better than one, and that when one falls, the other is there to help them up. This is not merely practical wisdom. It is the design of God for His people.