... claiming the loyalty that belongs to Christ alone - this is the delicate balance of discipleship. The Lord’s church is strongest not when it overtakes the Master, but when it walks humbly at His side, ...

... are willing to give. It asks for a sacrifice more personal than money and commitment more tangible than a surrogate. Church growth must be organic, emanating from the inside of a congregation. If a ...

... preservative” of our time. God has chosen His Church to be the people who keep the world around us from heading towards decay and rottenness. As Christians, we need to take this role seriously. Hebrews ...

...  Now, all we see and hear around are “back to sender or enemy” messages in some homes, churches and in the media. Many people including Christians are seriously looking for their “enemies” to punish and ...

... in God. We are promised an ultimate prize if we keep growing in the Lord. Let us stand firm as Christians, persevere, and press on toward the goal. Get to know Christ through His church and try our best ...

... in our various endeavours (e.g. businesses, professions, schooling, families, churches, communities etc.). So, shouldn't we aspire to grow and develop in our Christian pursuits as well? God does not want ...

... preservative” of our time. God has chosen His Church to be the people who keep the world around us from heading towards decay and rottenness. As Christians, we need to take this role seriously. Hebrews ...

... is one of the seven which have been called the ‘general letters’. They are called ‘general letters’ because they are not particularly addressed to any person or church. The book was written to teach Jewish ...

... preservative” of our time. God has chosen His Church to be the people who keep the world around us from heading towards decay and rottenness. As Christians, we need to take this role seriously. Hebrews ...

... in God. We are promised an ultimate prize if we keep growing in the Lord. Let us stand firm as Christians, persevere, and press on toward the goal. Get to know Christ through His church and try our best ...

... in our various endeavours (e.g. businesses, professions, schooling, families, churches, communities etc.). So, shouldn't we aspire to grow and develop in our Christian pursuits as well? God does not want ...

... preservative” of our time. God has chosen His Church to be the people who keep the world around us from heading towards decay and rottenness. As Christians, we need to take this role seriously. Hebrews ...

...  Now, all we see and hear around are “back to sender or enemy” messages in some homes, churches and in the media. Many people including Christians are seriously looking for their “enemies” to punish and ...

... is one of the seven which have been called the ‘general letters’. They are called ‘general letters’ because they are not particularly addressed to any person or church. The book was written to teach Jewish ...

... are willing to give. It asks for a sacrifice more personal than money and commitment more tangible than a surrogate. Church growth must be organic, emanating from the inside of a congregation. If a ...

... preservative” of our time. God has chosen His Church to be the people who keep the world around us from heading towards decay and rottenness. As Christians, we need to take this role seriously. Hebrews ...

...  Now, all we see and hear around are “back to sender or enemy” messages in some homes, churches and in the media. Many people including Christians are seriously looking for their “enemies” to punish and ...

... preservative” of our time. God has chosen His Church to be the people who keep the world around us from heading towards decay and rottenness. As Christians, we need to take this role seriously. Hebrews ...

... in God. We are promised an ultimate prize if we keep growing in the Lord. Let us stand firm as Christians, persevere, and press on toward the goal. Get to know Christ through His church and try our best ...

... in our various endeavours (e.g. businesses, professions, schooling, families, churches, communities etc.). So, shouldn't we aspire to grow and develop in our Christian pursuits as well? God does not want ...