Where in the Bible does it say we must go to church?

Hebrews 10:25 The church is the place where we come together to encourage one another as members of Christ’s body. Together we fulfill an important purpose on the Earth.

Can I still go to heaven if I don’t go to church?

However, your salvation does not require that you be a Christian and the qualifications for being a Christian doesn’t require regular church attendance. The church has persuaded us that the prerequisite to be a Christian and walk through the gates of heaven is contingent upon church attendance.

Can you be a Christian without a Bible or church?

The answer is yes you can, but you probably aren’t. The idea of Christianity is that you develop a relationship with Jesus Christ (God). That means that you are “all-in” for Jesus. Now maybe you don’t have a bible or church, but those are very important in growing your relationship with Christ.

Is it necessary to read the Bible to be a Christian?

Neither is church attendance, of even reading the Bible (although I believe being a consumer of the Word of God is necessary to be a Christian, as I’ll demonstrate in a moment). There are plenty of people who do all three of those things on a weekly basis, and are not following Christ.

Is believing in God enough to be a Christian?

Belief in God, while certainly being a prerequisite for Christianity, is by no means what defines you as a Christian. Neither is church attendance, of even reading the Bible (although I believe being a consumer of the Word of God is necessary to be a Christian, as I’ll demonstrate in a moment).

Why don’t you like or go to church?

There are many reasons Christians make for not liking or going to church. Some of the reasons are warranted. If your local church is not directed in Scripture and not centered in Christ, this is cause for alarm.