“Am I Forsaking the Assembly?” explores what the Bible really means when it calls Christians to gather together. This sermon examines Hebrews 10:24–25, the heart behind assembling, and how our commitment to the church strengthens faith, love, and spiritual endurance.

In “Am I Forsaking the Assembly?” we take a careful, biblical look at what God intended when He commanded His people to gather. Drawing from Hebrews 10:19–25, the sermon clarifies that assembling is not about checking a box—it’s about encouraging one another, stirring up love and good works, and holding fast to our hope.

The message examines:
• What “forsaking” truly means in Scripture
• How early Christians relied on the fellowship and accountability of the assembly
• The difference between occasional absence and abandoning the church altogether
• Why gathering matters for spiritual health, unity, and perseverance
• How our presence strengthens others
• Practical steps for renewing commitment to meeting faithfully

Ultimately, the sermon challenges believers not only to attend, but to understand why the assembly is vital, how God works through it, and how our participation helps build up the body of Christ.