Away from fellowship

[Abd_Yesua_alMasih]

I believe this has been discussed before but what advice would you give to someone who for some reason will be away from fellowship with other Christians for an extended amount of time? Let us assume they can have a Bible but nothing else.

A few questions...
1) What is your best advice for such a person?
2) What passages, chapters of the Bible are most helpful in remembering solid doctrine?

I also want to add now that this is not a discussion about whether they should be away from fellowship. I want to assume that it can not be helped or they are trying as hard as they can to get into fellowship.

Thanks

 

[Scott Bushey]

Originally posted by Abd_Yesua_alMasih
I believe this has been discussed before but what advice would you give to someone who for some reason will be away from fellowship with other Christians for an extended amount of time? Let us assume they can have a Bible but nothing else.

A few questions...
1) What is your best advice for such a person?
2) What passages, chapters of the Bible are most helpful in remembering solid doctrine?

I also want to add now that this is not a discussion about whether they should be away from fellowship. I want to assume that it can not be helped or they are trying as hard as they can to get into fellowship.

Thanks

The apostle Paul is a fine example; or how about Bunyan? John the Baptist; all were jailed and yanked out of their comfort zone. I suggest that these great men of faith held to the basic principles of our faith; prayer, ponderings upon those things that were planted deeply within the archives of their heart.

 

[alwaysreforming]

I agree with what Scott said.
If it is by providence beyond someone's capablility to fellowship with others, than surely God will Himself make up that lack and you just might find yourself in a very warm, deep fellowship with the Lord Himself. This could turn out to be a blessing in disguise.