The author states that real relationships and daily living act as mirrors that reveal the honest reality of what a person believes, contrasting this with what is said on Sundays or posted on social media. ^[1] According to the cited quote, if the church is not making disciples, then cathedrals, clergy, missions, sermons, and the Bible itself are simply a waste of time. ^[2] C.S. Lewis wrote in Mere Christianity that the church exists solely to draw men into Christ and make them little Christs. ^[3] The article argues that a group of believers accomplishes the church's purpose only when they are growing to become more like Jesus and helping others become reflections of Christ. ^[4] The article states that Scripture provides no specific directions regarding the physical format of church buildings, such as seating arrangements, stages, or carpet colors. ^[5] The author admits to saying they love healthy food while their pantry contains boxed mac and cheese, salty jalapeno kettle chips, and sugar-coated sour candies. ^[6]