...Jesus assigned the church with His mission: “Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations..." The church’s mission is clear...However, what are the consequences of a church that neglects its mission?

...Paul taught that covetousness is idolatry. The word covet means to “yearn to possess or have.” Therefore, when we yearn for or desire something or someone more than God, that is idolatry.

...The early Christians interpreted prophecy literally.  This is admitted by church historians...The allegorical interpretation was invented by false teachers after the time of the apostles.

New Age spirituality is an umbrella term that describes a contemporary religious movement, not an organized religion. Proponents of the movement encourage striving to reach one’s full potential through...

...We must always be on guard against the way of the world. We must persistently fight against finding our self-worth, status, honor, power, or prestige in something other than Jesus.

From the Garden of Eden to the present day, the fundamental human problem has always been sin—its destructive power, its all-pervasive presence in the world, and its consequence of divine judgment.

It is interesting to observe how other churches “do worship” ...One observation is the predominant use of projecting the words of congregational songs onto a wall or a screen. Sometimes this is...

...We’re constantly reminded, often by the likes of Christianity Today or The Gospel Coalition, that the development of cultural Christianity is essentially the worst thing that can happen to true Christianity.

If one does not fully understand Bill Gothard’s core teaching, one won’t understand why it has had such a negative impact on his followers. His foundational teaching is his “umbrella of authority” doctrine. ...

I am concerned that some churches and Christian institutions have grown timid in their stand for truth. They believe their silence is based on wisdom, but it is not.

...Jesus tells us not only how to pray, but when we do pray, we are to pray in private and not to be seen as “religious” before others. Scripture teaches us that the Father will reward us openly...

...Being a Christian makes a difference in how we live and move and have our being in this world, and our responses to tribulation ought to be distinct as well.

...Since the fall, every human being born into this world as a natural son of Adam arrives “DOA.” He is “dead on arrival” in a spiritual sense when he is born. But this spiritual death is not the same as...

...In our society, any limits on what one can desire or attain is deemed an injustice. So, it is no surprise that what God has spoken is quickly discarded as hateful and beyond the pale of polite society...