Both of these were house churches. It was fairly common for that day.

Source:

1st Corinthians 16:19 Philemon 2

We are to keep meeting together in the book of Hebrews. What are we to do during those meetings?

We are to exhort or encourage one another. This helps us to face the challenges we have in the world.

Source:

Hebrews 10:25

God commanded weekly services.   Specifically, in what book of the Bible did he first command this?

Moses commanded it in the book of Leviticus. The word convocation means meeting and also reading. The study of the Bible forms a foundation of church life.

Source:

Leviticus 23:3

Hello,

Lent is drawing to a close but we have another week to look at spiritual growth. This week the topic is Church Attendance. Yes you can be a Christian and not attend church but you loose many advantages by doing so. Church will help you grow as a Christian through study of the word, also encourage you by letting you see others going through their struggles. Also as a group you can do more good in the world than as a single individual. Church attendance is an important part of my life.

Thanks for the comments and questions.

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The Picture this week is. Title: The martyrs in the catacombs Artist: Jules Eugène Lenepveu Date: 1855 Copyright: Public Domain Source: Wikimedia Commons

Thanks for reading also have a good day at church.

Dave

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In his 2nd letter to Timothy Paul asked Timothy to come and bring his cloak also his books and papers. Where did Paul leave these items?

He left them in Troas with Carpus. Even at the end of his life Paul remained interested and also active in his study of scripture.

Source: 2nd Timothy 4:13

Peter also talked of the importance of Bible study. In 1 Peter what did he say would be the result of desiring “the sincere milk of the word”?

The result of that desire is growth. To grow as Christians we must study God’s word.

Source:

1 Peter 2:2