Christians live in the world without belonging to it, rejecting both worldly compromise and escapist withdrawal through Scripture-shaped holiness.
Christians: This-Worldliness and Other-Worldliness?
MATTHEW 5:11 For Christ’s Sake
As Christians, let us be Christians, recognizably followers of Christ, doing His will in all we do and trying our duty at every stage simply by these questions: Is it according to His will? Does it serve His glory? Is it for His sake? So doing, we cannot but approve ourselves before man and God as followers of Him.
Living Out Our Christian Faith and Life
Living out the Christian faith means daily obedience, moral separation from the world, and unwavering loyalty to Jehovah guided by the Scriptures.
Christians: a Word That Meant So Much (Matthew 9:21)
The word Christian was born from faith in Christ, marked by separation, compassion, and belonging, as seen in Jesus’ tender words, “Daughter, your faith has made you well.”
Christians Reflect Inwardly: “May I Believe”
“May I believe?” is answered by Scripture with a call to repent, trust Christ, and anchor assurance in Jehovah’s faithful Word.
Christians: How to Overcome Obstacles to Spiritual Strength and Spiritual Maturity
Biblical spiritual strength grows through obedience, accurate knowledge, discipline, and endurance against Satan, the world, and human imperfection.
From Hardened Conscience to Healing Faith: Christ’s Call to Repentance and Trust
A hardened conscience can be healed only by repentance and faith in Jesus Christ, grounded in Scripture and His atoning sacrifice.
Christians: How to Discover the Light in God’s Word?
Discovering the light in God’s Word requires disciplined study, obedience, and submission to Jehovah’s inspired Scriptures.
What Do We Know About the Approaching Conflict with the Enemies of the Church?
The church’s conflict will intensify, but Scripture equips us to stand—armored with truth, holiness, and hope—until Christ crushes Satan and reigns.
Christians, What Sort of Persons Ought You to Be? (2 Peter 1:5-11)
2 Peter 1:5-11 demands diligent growth. True faith adds virtue, knowledge, self-control, endurance, devotion, affection, and love.
