Tag Church Renewal

TAKING OUT THE TRASH: WHEN GOD CALLS YOU TO REMOVE WHAT NO LONGER BELONGS

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In the journey of faith, believers experience moments when God insists on removing what no longer serves them, likened to taking out the trash. This process is essential for spiritual growth and revival, as seen in biblical figures like Jacob and Jesus, who prioritized cleansing before elevation. Believers are urged… 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

TRUMPET SOUNDS: PENTECOST AND THE KINGDOM WE DIVIDED

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There is a divine call for unity within the Body of Christ as Pentecost approaches. It reflects on the historical division of Israel and humanity, tracing these fractures back to Babel. This article highlights how the early church in Corinth echoed modern denominational strife. By invoking the significance of Pentecost,… 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