Tag Christian Living

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

The Frozen Chosen: A Prophetic Editorial to the Body of Believers

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The modern church harbors many believers who remain spiritually immature despite their long attendance. They are likened to the “frozen chosen,” needing constant re-teaching of basic principles. This stagnation hinders the church’s mission to grow and spread the gospel. True growth requires active discipleship and participation. Without transformation, even busy… Read the rest

Hollow Rabbit Religion

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The article compares the preference for solid versus hollow chocolate Easter bunnies to the nature of worship. While Americans favor hollow bunnies for their cost, they lack substance. Similarly, some worship services have become superficial, presenting hollow teachings instead of solid biblical principles. True worship should reflect depth and authenticity.… 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

The Wayward Dresser

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Sometimes the biggest problems in our lives aren’t powerful — they’re just tolerated. This true‑to‑life object lesson reminds us that what goes unchallenged often grows, and that real change begins the moment someone finally says, “enough.”… Read the rest