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Church attendance decisions during COVID are a matter of conscience — Christians should not cause division over this

20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 17) 01:02:14 – 01:03:46

Question from Israel Garcia about whether Christians are obligated to attend church during the pandemic

Mike refuses to be a divisive voice on COVID church attendance. This is a conscience issue (Romans 14). Those who feel they should attend in person — honor God, do it. Those who feel they cannot attend right now — honor God, don't. Christian maturity includes making a personal decision without imposing it on everyone else. Pastors can make decisions for their churches without condemning all other churches that decide differently. Mike's main concern is division.
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20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 17) @ 01:02:14

2021-01-08

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Romans 14 Christian liberty conscience division in the church church attendance COVID-19
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