So much of what we witness in so called churches may sound good, look good and make you feel good; but at the same time not measure up to the worship God asked for, and so be sinful and vain. You need to break free from this sin by knowing Gods Word on Worship. Lets study together, so we can be approved (2 Timothy 2:15)

Few passages in the Bible are as piercing as Matthew 7:21-23. Here, Jesus moves from cautioning against false prophets to confronting false believers. It’s not just about what we claim but what we live. Many of us may confidently declare Jesus as “Lord” but miss the life-changing reality of that declaration. According to Jesus, simply saying His name is not enough to secure our place in heaven. We must actively do the will of the Father.

Jesus demonstrated true humility, choosing service over recognition despite His divine authority. Through actions like washing His disciples' feet, He taught that greatness in God’s kingdom comes through humble service. This article explores how Jesus’ example calls us to lead with compassion and selflessness in our daily lives.

The Bible states that “the Lord preserved the faithful” (Ps. 31:23), and that God “is a shield unto them that put their trust in him” (Prov. 30:5). Do you believe God when He makes these promises? How is it evident in the Christians life? lets read some more and learn.

When we read about Jesus in the New Testament, we see that he had compassion for the people around him. But what does it mean to have compassion? Let us explore this compassion, and learn just how Jesus feels for you.

Jesus' love is unparalleled, a perfect example of humility, sacrifice, and grace. This article explores how His love reaches beyond human understanding, calling us to respond with faith, obedience, and compassion. Discover how Jesus' teachings on love provide a foundation for a life of true service to God and others.

Ever had someone say to you “I will pray for you”?  Often it is someone who is showing concern for an events in your life which need a divine intervention.  It’s a very nice gesture.  It’s pretty universal that we believe God is there and we can pray to Him when we need Him.  Are you sure that your prayers are getting through?

A phrase we use, often spoken with a sad tone, at the loss of a loved one, a colleague or a friend. The idea it conveys, is that for our friend, there is peace, no more toil and sorrow, and a rest from hard labors in this life, and it’s a comforting thought for those who are left behind. Like so many other things easily spoken, does this sentiment hold any truth?

This blog provides an in-depth look at what the Bible says about hell, exploring its meanings and implications for faith. Understand the scriptural foundations of this important topic. The Apostles were sent to teach and save souls. In this process, they were commanded to tell people what to be saved from! When you think about the subject of Hell, it is a very serious subject, and it's a very biblical subject.

Jesus said, “I will build my church” (Matt 16:18). As we read through the rest of the New Testament we can ask, well did He, or did He not? And if He did, when did He build it and what was its nature, it’s make-up, and how do we identify it in the 21st Century?

Every loved one, every parent, every child will go the way of the Earth. It’s heart breaking, loosing those who mean so much to us. It’s hard to attend funerals and not be drawn to think of our own passing from life. We stand at graves and we wonder, with many questions unanswered. Let Jesus give you the answers.

The line of authority in the Lord’s church is really straight forward.  Jesus is the head of the church (His people) Col 1:17-18 Not every congregation is fortunate to have qualifying people to serve as Elders. So what happens then? To find out, we turn as always to the scriptures.

There are so many things that promise satisfaction, and we grasp for them and they disappoint.  Disappointment is part of life, and its hardest when we are disappointed in our loved ones, our families, friends, and ultimately ourselves.  Mental health is the new focus, and we often find ourselves in a sorry state.

Psalm 19:1-2 says “The heavens are telling of the glory of God; And their expanse is declaring the work of His hands. Day to day pours forth speech, And night to night reveals knowledge.” All the colours, all the sunsets, all the tangible things we encounter display design. Like all art, it reveals the artist. Getting to know Jesus.

This blog provides a comprehensive look at sin from a biblical standpoint. Understand its implications, consequences, and the hope of forgiveness through Jesus Christ.

Faith is based on God’s Word, the Bible. Having confidence in the Bible is essential to responding to the good news about Jesus. This blog defines the Bible, discussing its unique nature and significance in the Christian faith. Learn about its authorship and its vital role in understanding salvation.