The first Christians in the book of Acts eagerly gathered because they needed the support, encouragement, and strength provided by fellow Christians. The gathering equipped and encouraged them to scatter throughout the week for the sake of evangelism. Gathering was never an end in itself, but the means to keep follow Jesus and helping others do the same. Throughout history, people have risked and fought to gather regularly with other Christians. But in our culture, our daily lives are so comfortable and our faith is common that we don’t feel the urgency and need to gather together regularly. We must regain a proper perspective on why we meet and how we can prioritize to make it happen more.