First of all identify yourself with a church. Find a community of believers that you resonate with, that you share the same faith with. If you can’t find one, then start one!

Yes, once you meet the requirements for starting a home church, you can begin one in your own house and be set there.

Like I always say, if you have friends who are Christians but they don’t belong to a church, advise them to find one. If they refuse to listen to you, then disconnect from them. Please understand that if you keep hanging out with rebellious people, you will suffer the consequences of their actions alongside with them.

“God sets the lonely in families, he leads forth the prisoners with singing; but the rebellious live in a sun-scorched land.”
~Psalms 68:6

God’s word says:

 “As long as the earth endures, seed time and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night will never cease.”
~Genesis 8:22

People will reap tomorrow some of the things that they are doing today. So if you see somebody that claims to be a Christian and he’s living in rebellion – he doesn’t identify with a church – advise the person accordingly. Don’t invite the person to your church so they don’t think that you are trying to increase your church membership. Say to the person, “I’m not inviting you to my church, so don’t get the wrong picture. I just want to help you.”

Tell the person to look for a good church.

By the way — so that if they get lost they won’t blame you — don’t recommend any for anybody either! Well, it’s unfortunate that I just can’t recommend any for you. Mine is already full: a handful of family and friends that meet in my home.

So, why not just go ahead and start one in your own house for your family and friends? And If you need help in starting a new home church, or sound spiritual support in growing an existing one, here’s some help!!

Your friends and your family members who sit at home on Sunday mornings and say, “I am worshiping with myself” are just being selfish. They use their talents, spiritual gifts, and anointing to serve only themselves. They don’t want to associate with other folks in a congregation, though in fact they are not better than them. Tell them to go find a good church and be a part of it — that is, if they can’t start one in their homes for their family and friends.

Bring your tithe to the church that you attend. That’s where you give your tithe. I don’t like the phrase “pay your tithe”. I prefer to replace the word “pay” with “give” because it’s a gift. Your tithe to God is a love gift. You give your tithe to your church to support their missionary activities, and to support those of them who are there for full time work of God.

This answers the question, “Where should I give my tithe?” You bring your tithe to your household of faith.

Memory Verse:
Psalms 68:6
“God sets the lonely in families, he leads forth the prisoners with singing; but the rebellious live in a sun-scorched land.”

Prayer:
Father, thank You for the household of faith where You have placed me. I pledge to always bring my tithe to my church, in Jesus’ name.
Amen.