In this episode of "Truth Tuesday," titled "Do I Really Need to Go to Church?" the host explores the evolving attitudes toward church attendance, particularly in the aftermath of the pandemic. Traditionally, church attendance has been viewed either as a legalistic obligation or as a meaningful practice. However, the pandemic caused a significant drop in attendance, which hasn't fully rebounded. Many people have shifted to watching services online, raising the question of whether physically attending church is still necessary.

The podcast emphasizes that motivation plays a crucial role in the experience of church. Attending out of obligation can feel empty, while attending with the desire to grow closer to God is fulfilling. The Bible encourages Christians to gather regularly, as seen in passages like Hebrews 10:24-25 and Acts 2:42, which highlight the importance of community and mutual encouragement among believers.

While the Church is not perfect, it's portrayed as vital for spiritual growth. The host challenges the idea that one doesn't need to attend church to be a Christian, suggesting that this perspective reflects immaturity. Instead of viewing church attendance as a mere obligation, it should be seen as an opportunity to engage in a community of faith. The episode concludes by shifting the focus from whether we need to attend church to why we might not prioritize it in our lives.