by Doug Van Meter | 4 Mar 2026 | Articles, Christian Living
Imagine for a moment that every believer in the local church exemplified the fruit of love. What would be the result? People would be eager to greet, encourage and, when necessary, confront one another. There would be no backbiting, no coveting, no dishonesty. We...
by Doug Van Meter | 2 Mar 2026 | Articles, Christian Living
In Galatians 5, Paul addresses a crisis that had taken hold in the churches of Galatia. False teachers had crept in, proclaiming a gospel of justification by works. The believers, drawn away from Christ and fixated on these impostors, had turned inward upon...
by Joao Domingos | 25 Feb 2026 | Articles, Christian Living
Life’s hardest moments tend to arrive without warning: a brother dying in your arms in a remote village with no medical help; a message about a sister’s death while sitting an exam; a phone call on Christmas morning announcing the death of your father-in-law while...
by Wayne Jardine | 23 Feb 2026 | Articles, Christian Living
As Christians, we regularly gather to worship, study Scripture, and encourage one another in faith. We speak of believing God’s word, trusting his sovereignty in every circumstance, and living as born-again believers who have received eternal life. Yet the apostle...
by Hector Garcia | 20 Feb 2026 | Articles, Local Church
Acts 2:37–47 presents a compelling vision of what it means to belong both to the universal body of Christ and to a local community of believers. Understanding this distinction is essential for authentic Christian living. The Two Churches When we speak of | the church”...
by Richard Peskett | 18 Feb 2026 | Articles, Christian Living
Picture the scene: the Lord Jesus travelling through the cities and villages of Galilee, preaching and teaching with authority. Great crowds gathered from town after town, drawn by his miracles and his message. Yet as Luke 8:1–18 reveals through the parable of the...
