The Biblical Model of Church Leadership
An in-depth scriptural analysis of church leadership, the true meaning of Christian freedom, and the critical need for unity within the church. This comprehensive exploration offers insights into the relationship between pastors and congregations, emphasizing respect, submission, and communal harmony.
Living in the World but Not of It
In a world of shifting values and cultural currents, God’s Word remains our unwavering compass. Dive into understanding how to live ‘in’ the world without being ‘of’ it, shining Christ’s light amidst secular shadows.
Rediscovering the Psalms: A Call to Robust Worship
The Psalms, revered as the songbook of the early church, encompass a vast array of human emotions. This post explores why including Psalms in modern worship can awaken a spirit of courage and conviction, reflecting God’s sovereignty, justice, and love.
Making Friends in a New Church
Making new friends at church is a blend of embracing opportunities, engaging with genuine interest, and encouraging others. This guide is rooted in biblical principles, emphasizing the importance of solid doctrine and Christian community.
What Is Pronomian Christianity?
Pronomian Christianity asserts the ongoing validity of the Torah alongside the full authority of the Old and New Testaments, offering a biblical perspective on biblical law. This movement emphasizes the moral weight of every commandment, rooted in God’s unchanging nature, and recognizes the transformative role of the New Covenant. It upholds that the Law, internalized by the Holy Spirit, guides believers in a life pleasing to God, not as a means of salvation, but as an expression of a life transformed by grace and the lordship of Jesus Christ.