Tag Christian Discipleship

A Biblical Response to “5 Spiritual Dangers of Missing Church”

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There’s a growing conversation online about the spiritual risks of skipping church gatherings. Some voices warn of “five dangers,” but the Word calls us to look deeper — not through fear, but through faith. The question isn’t what we miss by not attending, but what we lose when we disconnect… Read the rest

The Diaper, The Drapes, and The Temple

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The superficial changes within church practices, such as altering pastors or aesthetics, do not address deeper issues of spiritual immaturity. Genuine transformation requires a fundamental change in nature and structure, akin to breaking ground for growth. The author cites biblical references to illustrate that without this foundational breaking down, attempts… Read the rest

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

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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

WHAT IS SO ORDINARY ABOUT ORDINARY TIME?

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The Christian worship calendar includes various seasons, culminating in Ordinary Time post-Easter. While many view this as a return to routine, the early church understood a continual living in resurrection power. Pentecost symbolizes not just an afterthought but the church’s purpose and power. The modern church often settles for predictability,… Read the rest

America’s Crisis Is Not Biblical Illiteracy — It Is the Absence of the Living God

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America’s crisis stems from a spiritual disconnection from God rather than mere biblical illiteracy. Despite abundant access to Scripture, the nation struggles with moral collapse due to a lack of genuine discipleship and transformation. Recovery requires the Church to embrace spiritual power, repentance, and a deep relationship with the Living… Read the rest