There’s a Greek word that you’ve read in your Bible countless times. It was translated as “one another.” In the Greek, it was a word allelon (ah-lay-lon). Fifty-nine times, this word is used as an imperative, meaning it is a command. And what you’ll find is that when the church lives out the Allelon commands, the church grows and multiplies, and is strengthened in Christ-centered relationships.
In this message we will look at the first of six different Allelon commands that we will spend time in during this series. The first one is to carry one another’s burdens.
As we consider what it means to carry one another’s burdens, you will find that we have two communal responsibilities:
1. Hold one another accountable.
2. Be there for one another.
