Tag Christian Discipleship

WHAT MUST COME DOWN BEFORE GOING UP

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Today’s blog post explores the concept of humility in the Kingdom of God, emphasizing a rhythm of descent followed by ascent. It illustrates how true exaltation arises from surrender and obedience, as exemplified by Jesus and Paul. The piece challenges practices that limit Christ’s rule and calls for genuine humility… Read the rest

The Status Quo Has Got to Go

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The content emphasizes the recurring human tendency to resist divine truth and correction, as illustrated through biblical examples of figures like Moses and Jeremiah. It highlights the consequences of spiritual stubbornness, the dangers of hardened hearts, and the call for repentance and healing. Ultimately, it underscores that God always offers… Read the rest

GOD’S SAVINGS TIME: REDEEMING THE TIME WE HAVE

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The article critiques Daylight Savings Time as a meaningless ritual that falsely gives a sense of control over time. It contrasts this with a biblical call to redeem time, emphasizing the importance of seizing opportunities for spiritual growth and outreach. Believers are urged to remain vigilant and active in their… Read the rest

What Foundation Are You Building On?

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This article emphasizes the importance of building one’s life on a solid foundation rooted in Christ’s teachings rather than on traditions or sincere but misplaced beliefs. It highlights that true discipleship requires obedience, repentance, and alignment with Scripture, warning that the testing of foundations will reveal their true strength.… Read the rest

Epistle to the Churches of This Age

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The piece calls for a spiritual awakening among Christian assemblies, urging believers to prioritize the indwelling of the Holy Spirit over tradition and rituals. It emphasizes that true belonging to Christ is marked by the Spirit’s presence, as opposed to mere adherence to doctrines or denominational identities.… Read the rest