Church is More Than Just a Sunday Show
Ah, so you’re telling me that church shouldn’t just be a “check the box” activity for spiritual maintenance? Well, according to Ephesians 4:13, we’re supposed to aim for unity, knowledge, and the fullness of Christ. And Philippians 3:15? Yeah, it’s for the mature thinkers, not the spiritually sluggish.
Colossians 1:28 and Hebrews 5:14 are dropping truth bombs about proclaiming, warning, and…
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Faiths in Contrast: Christianity vs. Latter-day Saints
In comparing Christian theology with LDS (Latter-day Saints) beliefs, it’s imperative to recognise significant disparities in theological frameworks and interpretations of core Christian doctrines. While on the surface, both Christianity and Mormons may use similar terminology, such as “God,” “Jesus,” “atonement,” and “grace,” the underlying meanings and narratives diverge…
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Exposing the Decline: Brain-drain in Bible Doctrine
In the vast landscape of contemporary churches, a concerning trend has emerged – a deficit in fundamental Bible doctrine. The essence of spiritual teachings appears to be diluted, overshadowed by marketing strategies and manipulative leadership methodologies. Let’s now look into this issue, examining how ignorance is compensated through these unconventional means, ultimately affecting the core…
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The Economy of Christian Compassion
In exploring the dynamics of modern church practices, it’s essential to critically assess the shift towards a more transactional mindset. The concept of a “unit price” in the context of church engagement raises concerns about the commodification of spiritual experiences. As churches adopt worldly methodologies focused on profitability, there’s a risk of losing the essence of selfless service and…
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Inclusive Pews, Exclusive Pulpit
The timeless story of the wheat and weeds has a lot to say about the modern world. It is a constant reveal that there is a spectrum within the Church, from true followers of Christ to people who just say they are loyal. The Church is a diverse group of people who mirror this parablelic truth, just like the “wheat” in the story stands for true believers and the “weeds” for people whose faith is…
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Legalism and Antinomianism in Focus
In the intricate realm of theology, Evangelical and Calvinistic congregations direct attention to two pivotal terms: legalism and antinomianism. These enduring adversaries pose a continuous threat to the essence of genuine Gospel ministry. Navigating this perennial struggle demands not only comprehension but also unwavering vigilance.
At their core, legalism involves augmenting Christ’s finished…
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Heavenly Inbox
Welcome to a delightful series of letters that will take you on a one-of-a-kind and light- hearted journey through various aspects of the Christian faith. These letters are not intended to be bible-bashing or to overwhelm you with a lifetime’s worth of theological discourse. Instead, they seek to gently guide you, sharing insights and truths while remaining sensitive to the Holy Spirit’s leading…
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The Reality of Religious Institutions …The Divine Divide
In recent years, a rising number of people have chosen to withdraw from religious institutions. The drop in church attendance is not an accident; it is the outcome of long-standing problems within these organisation. In this critical blog, we will look at the reasons why people leave churches, such as nepotism, a focus on money, a lack of true relationships, status cliques, and ineffective…
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Exposing the Unbiblical Church Partnership Scheme
In recent times, an alarming trend has emerged within certain segments of the church community. It involves churches soliciting funds from Western countries, often under the guise of partnerships or affiliations. While the intention may be noble, it is important to critically evaluate these fundraising schemes and assess their biblical alignment. This article aims to shed light on the potential…
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Debate: Contextualisation in the Church – For and Against
Are you interested in the role of culture in the church? Do you want to learn more about the benefits and drawbacks of contextualisation?
Then join us for a debate on this important topic.
On one hand, advocates of contextualisation argue that it can create a more inclusive and welcoming environment in the church. By incorporating cultural practices and traditions, the church can better…
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Christian Perspective on Music in the Church
From a Christian perspective, the solution to these ills of modern worship is to refocus on the true purpose of worship, which is to give glory to God and to deepen our relationship with Him. This may require a return to more traditional forms of worship, such as hymns and liturgy, which can help to create a sense of reverence and connection to God.
From a Christian perspective, the ills of…
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Do you know of Constantine's mother Helena?
Constantine’s mother, Helena, is a significant figure in Christian history. Her influence on Christianity, particularly on the development of the Church, is remarkable. Her role in the church’s history is most notable for her contributions to the discovery and preservation of the Christian relics, which helped in spreading the faith and shaping the Christian worship practices.
Helena was born in…
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Church has become a Building
The New Testament frequently uses the word “church” to refer to the community of believers in Jesus Christ. The Greek word for church is “ekklesia,” which means “a gathering or assembly of people.” In the New Testament, the word church is used in various ways, including to refer to a local community of believers, to the universal community of all believers, and to the building in which believers…
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