Personal Eschatology: What Happens When I Die?
Ask a Bible-believing Christian, “What happens we die?”, and the answer will probably be something like: “Well, we go to heaven.” The rationale for this…
God’s Goodness in the Midst of COVID
Monday, May 11, began a new chapter in France’s struggle with the Coronavirus. The time of confinement is transitioning into renewed activity. Many people are…
Does God Punish The World With Pandemics & Natural Disasters? Part 2 Miniseries
When we face some sort of big global crisis, many make statements about how this is certainly proof of God’s wrath and judgment against the…
ECCLESIOLOGY 101: Praying Alone & Praying Together Part 2
In our last installment of Ecclesiology 101, we began to look at how the local church lives and breathes in relationship to prayer. We laid…
ECCLESIOLOGY 101: How the Local Church Lives and Breathes–Praying Alone & Praying Together
In this installment of Ecclesiology 101, we’re going to look at how the local church lives and breathes in relationship to prayer.* Let’s start with…
ECCLESIOLOGY 101: How the Local Church Lives and Breathes Led by the Spirit Part 2
On this side of heaven, it’s not a matter of if we are going to fail in hearing the Holy Spirit or being led by…
ECCLESIOLOGY 101: How the Local Church Lives and Breathes Led by the Spirit
In the previous article, we learned how the life of each and every believer will be a reflection and expression of the things the Holy…
Relevance, Worldliness, and Contextualizing the Gospel
Contextualization or relevance? Are they the same thing, or is there really a difference? Theologically speaking, there is, but they aren’t in opposition. Maybe they’re…
ECCLESIOLOGY 101: The Necessity of the Holy Spirit and the Importance of Prophecy
In 1 Thessalonians 5:12-28, Paul closes this amazing letter by addressing the community of believers at large. In these verses, the Holy Spirit gives a…
ECCLESIOLOGY 101: Respecting Leaders and Relating to Others
“We ask you, brothers, to respect those who labor among you and are over you in the Lord and admonish you, and to esteem them…