Send us a textWhat if church felt less like a show and more like a team mission? We open with the thrill of escape rooms and use that energy to reimagine worship as a fully participatory space where love leads every word and action. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 14, we unpack why prophecy—defined as Spirit-led encouragement, exhortation, and comfort—does the most good in a gathered community. We contrast that with tongues as a deeply personal prayer language to God, helpful for private devotion and edifying when interpreted, but confusing when it dominates public moments without clarity.Across the conversation, we keep circling one question: does this build people up? That question reframes everything from microphone time to hallway talk. We explore how clear speech brings courage to the weary, how order protects peace, and how boundaries actually make room for the Spirit to work through more voices, not fewer. We also tackle the tricky verses with cultural context and a simple principle—minimize distractions so people can learn, respond, and be strengthened.By the end, you’ll have a grounded path for healthier gatherings: pursue love first, prize understanding, and practice organized freedom where multiple people can contribute without confusion. Expect practical takeaways you can try this week—asking God for a person to encourage, offering a simple word that builds, and letting your private devotion fuel public care. If this vision resonates, share the episode with a friend, hit follow, and leave a review with one insight you’ll put into practice. Your voice helps more people find a church that truly builds them up.Support the show

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