Amos emphasizes seeking Jehovah with sincerity, opposing superficial worship, and highlights consequences of neglecting true devotion and justice.
Search for God, and Keep Living: Amos 5:6, 14–15
Spiritual Growth: Do You See the Need to Make Spiritual Progress?
Spiritual progress is not optional. Scripture commands every Christian to grow in knowledge, obedience, holiness, and usefulness.
REVELATION 1:4; 3:1; 4:5; 5:6—Who is indicated by the expression “the seven spirits”?
The number seven is often used in the Scriptures, which signifies perfection or completeness. The seven spirits might conceivably refer to a group of angelic beings. But …
Why Is the Holy Spirit Called “the Spirit of Jesus Christ,” “the Spirit of Jesus,” and the “Spirit of the Son”?
The Holy Spirit is called by a number of different titles. They include the “Spirit of Jesus Christ,” the “Spirit of Jesus,” and “the Spirit of the Son.”
The Holy Spirit’s Role in the Ministry of John the Baptist
The content explores the life and mission of John the Baptist, highlighting his connection to the Holy Spirit and biblical prophecies.
The Role of the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament Scriptures
The Holy Spirit’s role in the Old Testament emphasizes creation, empowerment, and prophetic ministry, laying foundations for New Testament fulfillment.
Is the Doctrine of the Trinity Essential for Salvation?
There is no other doctrine that has been so hotly debated in the last 2,000 years. Christians have literally killed Christians for believing differently. All other Christian doctrines have several different views. This is not the case with the Trinity doctrine, if one ever so slightly gets of course from the orthodox view, it is tantamount to heresy.
Only is God Glorified
True spiritual growth removes self from the center and places God alone in glory, authority, and obedience as revealed through His inspired Word.
Spiritual Health: Christian Progress Does Not Make Us Meet for Heaven
Spiritual health is necessary obedience, but it never earns salvation; acceptance is grounded in Christ’s ransom and Jehovah’s undeserved kindness.
Spiritual Growth: Christian Progress Does Not Procure A Title For Heaven
Christian growth is evidence of salvation, not the basis for earning heaven; it deepens Christlikeness and glorifies God.
