... key word here is “excessive”. Anytime things are overdone, other aspects of life suffer.
Christ died for his body (the church), of which you and I are members (1 Corinthians 12:12-13, 27). He never ...
... it with others.
The Church in particular needs men like the preacher who wrote Ecclesiastes. Because without preachers the same thing could happen to us that might have happened to Noah and David. Imagine ...
... set the example for their children to follow. This includes coming with them to Bible class and worship services, not merely sending them. The church was instituted by our Lord to give instruction and ...
... people in the world today who are secret admirers of Christian worship. Many wish they were in the Lord’s church and also committed to the building of the kingdom on earth but cannot act because of fear ...
... set the example for their children to follow. This includes coming with them to Bible class and worship services, not merely sending them. The church was instituted by our Lord to give instruction and ...
... have never satisfied the will of the Lord. For instance, some people attend church for the wrong reasons: because of proximity to a church building, due to the high level of entertainment obtained, because ...
... people in the world today who are secret admirers of Christian worship. Many wish they were in the Lord’s church and also committed to the building of the kingdom on earth but cannot act because of fear ...
... it with others.
The Church in particular needs men like the preacher who wrote Ecclesiastes. Because without preachers the same thing could happen to us that might have happened to Noah and David. Imagine ...
... so goes society". The same is true of the church. Each congregation will only be as successful as the sum total of its Christian homes. God intended the home to be the basic building block of society. ...
... business and social entities.
Preachers and church members could go about this great commission personally by forming meaningful relationships with family, friends, the society in which they live and ...
... so goes society". The same is true of the church. Each congregation will only be as successful as the sum total of its Christian homes. God intended the home to be the basic building block of society. ...
... dangerous compared to those used by Satan against Christians and the Church as a whole. While weapons developed by man are physical, Satan’s weapons are not (Eph. 6:12). They are subtle, deceptive, hard ...
... have never satisfied the will of the Lord. For instance, some people attend church for the wrong reasons: because of proximity to a church building, due to the high level of entertainment obtained, because ...
... and share it with others.
The Church in particular needs men like the preacher who wrote Ecclesiastes. Because without preachers the same thing could happen to us that might have happened to Noah and ...
... set the example for their children to follow. This includes coming with them to Bible class and worship services, not merely sending them. The church was instituted by our Lord to give instruction and ...
... so goes society". The same is true of the church. Each congregation will only be as successful as the sum total of its Christian homes. God intended the home to be the basic building block of society. ...
... people in the world today who are secret admirers of the Christian worship. Many wish they were in the Lord’s church and also committed to the building of the kingdom on earth but cannot act because of ...
... and share it with others.
The Church in particular needs men like the preacher who wrote Ecclesiastes. Because without preachers the same thing could happen to us that might have happened to Noah and ...
... dangerous compared to those used by Satan against Christians and the Church as a whole. While weapons developed by man are physical, Satan’s weapons are not (Eph. 6:12). They are subtle, deceptive, hard ...
... have never satisfied the will of the Lord. For instance, some people attend church for the wrong reasons: because of proximity to a church building, due to the high level of entertainment obtained, because ...
