Christ is Head of the congregation by Jehovah’s appointment, His ransom sacrifice, resurrection, authority, and rule through Scripture.
Why Is Christ the Head of the Congregation?
What Does the Bible Teach About the Christian Congregation?
The Christian congregation is Christ’s assembly, governed by Scripture, led by qualified men, devoted to worship, teaching, holiness, and evangelism.
Daily Devotional for Friday, May 29, 2026
Christ commands every Christian to make disciples by proclaiming the gospel, teaching obedience, and honoring baptism.
What Does It Mean That a Christian Is a New Creation in Second Corinthians 5:17?
A Christian is a new creation when his old life under sin is renounced and his identity, mind, conduct, and hope are reshaped in Christ.
How Should the Church Make Disciples According to Scripture?
The church makes disciples by proclaiming the gospel, baptizing believers, teaching obedience, guarding doctrine, and sending witnesses.
The Westminster Confession and the Reformed Tradition
A detailed study of the Westminster Confession, its strengths, its influence in the Reformed tradition, and its limits when tested by Scripture.
What Is Soteriology?
Soteriology is the Bible’s doctrine of salvation, explaining how Jehovah saves sinners through Christ’s sacrifice, faith, repentance, and endurance.
What Is the Episcopal Church, and What Do Episcopalians Believe?
The Episcopal Church is Anglican in origin, liturgical and episcopal in structure, yet often departs from Scripture’s authority in doctrine and ethics.
What Does It Mean to Say, “Jesus Is Messiah”?
The article explores Jesus as Messiah, emphasizing biblical prophecies, his miracles, resurrection, and implications for Christian faith and life.
How Do We Come to Have the Mind of Christ?
We come to have the mind of Christ through Scripture-shaped faith, repentance, humility, and daily obedience to Jesus Christ.
