What is the primary sin in most American churches, and could losing tax-exemption be a good thing for the advance of the gospel?
Category: The Church
All sectarianism is insidious and harmful to the church, but the oldest is the division between Jew and Gentile.
In this postmodern age, most churches have strayed away from reverent services, no longer exalting God in their architecture or Scripture during their worship.
David Platt asks perhaps the most important question that everyone must answer before it is too late.
Is salvation a personal decision by man to accept the pleadings of God, or is salvation the complete work of God to change man’s will?
Is justification the result of intellectually accepting certain propositions in Scripture, or is the heart involved?
While the worldly, carnal person hops around looking for more experiences, the Christian rests on the solid rock.
The doctrine of election is the greatest bastion for our souls, the place we ought to retreat to constantly when we meet to worship the Lord.
Do some Christians have a private prayer language called “tongues”? What are the different views to this teaching and what does the Bible say?
Nearly every church in Western culture today is to varying degrees dead, even churches that have kept right doctrine. There is only one thing that can change this and cause revival.
