When the Church is Family
Living far away from our extended family has caused us to learn just how vital the local church is to our life—our spiritual growth, our emotional well-being, and our physical needs.
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Living far away from our extended family has caused us to learn just how vital the local church is to our life—our spiritual growth, our emotional well-being, and our physical needs.
Here are five practical ways to lead your church to fulfill the Great Commission.
Teaching God’s Word is a privilege. It’s a responsibility we should take seriously.
What if I spoke to others with as much excitement about Jesus as I do about a host of other things?
What if I spoke to others with as much excitement about Jesus as I do about a host of other things?
I will never stop learning about the Bible, which is why I appreciate expository preaching.
I’ve grown to love the Old Testament for these reasons.
It matters that members of the church body—made up of a diversity of people—practice intentional fellowship with each other.
Our hope in Christ's return uniquely motivates us to do good works while proclaiming the saving truth of the gospel.