ONE LORD, ONE FAITH, ONE BAPTISM, ONE GOD AND FATHER OF ALL

True unity in the Church is divinely ordained by God, rather than created by human efforts or structures. Paul underscores that believers are united through one Lord, faith, and baptism, reflecting God’s original design. The fulfillment of this unity came through Christ, who gathers all under one head. Maintaining unity… Read the rest

CHASING SHADOWS OR LIVING IN THE LIGHT

A parable about shadows, often feared as signs of danger, but they actually signify the presence of light. Shadows distort perceptions, causing minor issues to appear overwhelming and leading individuals to derive their worth from others’ opinions rather than the truth. By turning towards the light, represented by the Shepherd,… Read the rest

What Is a Biblical Hymn? Recovering the Apostolic Pattern of Worship

This latest blog post explores the significance of biblical hymns in Christian worship, emphasizing that they are not mere traditional songs but rather Christ-centered confessions rooted in Scripture. It critiques the historical drift from simple, communal singing towards more formalized worship practices, suggesting that early church hymns expressed the gospel… Read the rest

STRENGTH FOR THE WEARY, THE FAINT, AND THE FORGOTTEN

The struggles believers face during periods of waiting and uncertainty are real. This piece is meant to offer hope for the weary to find strength and encouragement rather than succumb to shame or anxiety. Recognizing that delays are not denials, it illustrates how faith is tested in silence and that… Read the rest

NEW WINE IN NEW WINESKINS

This latest editorial piece discusses the spiritual ailment of calcification within modern church communities, likening it to rigid vessels incapable of receiving God’s transformative work. It contrasts examples from Scripture, such as Jeremiah’s clay and Jesus’ old wineskins, highlighting the dangers of being unyielding and resistant to spiritual renewal. The… Read the rest