Monthly Archives: November 2012

We do need a study of how to listen to the preached Word of God. One of the things that greatly saddens me in the church is that not a few Christians have been trained or raised with hearing everything … Continue reading →

He is more than just a speaker. He is a divinely sent messenger of the Most High. He comes proclaiming the Word’s of the Triune God. His message is not his own. He is not authorized to edit any portion … Continue reading →

There is an urgent need for courageous preachers in the pulpits of the world today, like the apostles in the early Church who ‘were all filled with the Holy Spirit and spoke the word of God with boldness’. (Acts 4: … Continue reading →

People who meet together on Sundays (inclusive of Sunday School studies, as well as other corporate worship during the weekdays) in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, as confessing members of a local fellowship (assembly, church, union) representative as … Continue reading →

Although the cultural and demographic makeup of a church can influence its worship, the main feature that shapes worship is the church’s theology. Every church has core beliefs about God, salvation and man. Even bad and poor theology is still … Continue reading →

The church is not a place where people are to be entertained, or where people come to sit and listen either to singing or to the accounts of other people’s experiences, coupled with a brief, light, comfortable message… There is … Continue reading →

When our sovereign God judges a nation it is a serious thing and it is never pretty. But when God does bring judgment upon a nation it is always perfect, good, right and just. He makes no mistakes. He is … Continue reading →

From the pen of Jerry Bridges:  In our Christian circles, the word fellowship has come to mean little more than Christian social activity. It may mean the exchange of pleasantries over coffee and cookies at church, or the social functions … Continue reading →