What Is The Purpose of Church? | Brandon Rachal | The Courageous Church

You’ve heard it before: “Church is boring.” But is that true? Nah.

Church isn’t about routines, rules, or just showing up on Sundays. The church was never meant to be a quiet room of spectators—it was built to be a movement. A force. A house full of people fueled by the Holy Spirit and bold enough to believe that God still speaks, still moves, and still sets things on fire.

This message is for the ones who are fed up. Fed up with going through the motions. Fed up with empty religion. Fed up with watching darkness win. You were never meant to tolerate it—you were meant to light it up.

Jesus didn’t build a monument. He launched a movement. And He handed you the keys. This is about the real purpose of church: power, passion, boldness, and bringing heaven into the streets. The same Spirit that filled the early church still fills people today. And if you've got even a spark of faith, that’s all God needs to start a wildfire.

It’s not just for the young. It’s not just for the polished. It’s for anyone willing to carry the fire. So if you’re wondering if there’s still more in you, more for you, or more to this thing called church—the answer is yes.

You’re not too late. You’re not too burned out. And you’re definitely not too boring.

You’re flammable—and fireproof.

Key Scriptures: Acts 2:2–4, Matthew 16:18–19, Luke 10:19–20

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