Is One Church Just As Good As Another?

When you were seeking a wife — Was one just as good as another?

When you last called the doctor — Was one just as good as another?

When he gave you a dose of medicine — Was one just as good as another?

When the pharmacist filled your prescription — Was one ingredient just as good as another?

When you paid the cashier — Was one amount just as good as another?

When you took your wife to the hospital — Was one baby just as good as another?

When the Realtor handed you a deed — Was one just as good as another?

When the bank gave you your statement — Was one as good as another?

When you got into your car — Was one just as good as another?

When you caught a bus or train — Was one just as good as another?

When Christ shed His blood for “His church” (Acts 20:28; Matthew 16:18) — How can “another” be as good as it?