Loneliness is everywhere in today’s world—even though we’re more connected than ever through phones, social media, and technology. But what people truly long for is not just connection, but fellowship.

In this message from our Reset series, Matthew Balentine explores John 13:34–35 and Acts 2:42–47 to show how Jesus’ command to “love one another as I have loved you” is the foundation of real community. From the disciples’ differences at the Last Supper to the unity of the early church, we see that true fellowship is not about casseroles or potlucks—it’s about love that unites us across backgrounds and differences.

If you’ve ever struggled with loneliness or wondered how the church can be a place of belonging, this message will encourage and challenge you. Discover how Christian fellowship can meet the deepest needs of the heart and why it’s the answer our culture needs today.