Redefining the church as an organization instead of a congregation reshapes leadership, worship, mission, and holiness in costly unbiblical ways.
The Cost of Redefining the Church as an Organization Instead of a Congregation
The Connection Between Biblical Literacy and Congregational Health
Biblical literacy shapes doctrine, worship, holiness, unity, and endurance, making it essential to lasting congregational health.
Church Health: the Necessity and Process of Church Discipline
Church discipline is essential to preserve purity, restore sinners, and uphold the holiness and truth of Christ’s body.
What Is a Church? A Biblical Definition
The Church is the body of Christ, composed of believers called out of the world to glorify God through worship, edification, and mission.
What Are the Markers of a True Christian?
The post outlines the markers of a true Christian in a world laden with religious pluralism and doctrinal ambiguity. These markers, founded on faith, love, and hope, include faith deeply rooted in scripture, repentance and redemption through Jesus Christ, a personal relationship with Jesus, love as a defining characteristic, Holy Spirit-inspired moral and ethical conduct, involvement in a local church, evangelism, discipleship, and the hope of resurrection. These non-negotiable identifiers shape a true Christian's beliefs, actions, and lifestyle.
Christians—How Can We Help Others to Do God’s Will?
The blog post stresses the collective responsibility of Christians in promoting spiritual growth and God's will through various means. These include discipleship, effective gospel communication, providing spiritual support, maintaining sound doctrine, nurturing local church communities, and actively participating in evangelism and outreach activities. This process, as outlined, not only helps in personal spiritual development but also assists others in knowing and living God's will.
