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I would like to suggest that the American church has two very important needs that are going mostly unmet and thus hindering the ability of the church to grow. This neglect leaves the church weak and unable to live boldly … Continue reading
At least one church has stood up to the IRS and refused to become entangled with the government through 501(c)(3) nonprofit restrictions on speech. After a great deal of struggle, the Indianapolis Baptist Temple is now stronger than ever before. … Continue reading
George Barna tells us that “Church-goers expect their pastor to juggle an average of 16 major tasks. That’s a recipe for failure.” Could this be solved by going back to the Bible, questioning our tradition of having only one pastor? … Continue reading
It is worth questioning whether many of our church practices are based on tradition or the Bible. Throughout history, churches have held on to traditions so tightly that they eventually sit at odds with their Biblical roots. This book is … Continue reading
A summary of four marks that every New Testament Church should exhibit: The Scriptures as its charter, The Saints as its circumference, The Savior as its center, The Spirit as its conductor. Marks of a New Testament Church.
Does the amount of your tithe equal the amount of your sanctification? Are you cursed if you fail to tithe? No! Read one author’s view of what the Bible really says about giving. The Truth About Tithing Part 2.
Some preach that you are “robbing God” if you do not tithe. Others simply teach it as a Christian duty. It’s time to challenge those ideas and learn what the Bible truly says on the subject. The Truth About Tithing … Continue reading
An in-depth look which gives a different perspective on what the Old Testament has to say about the practice of Tithing. The Truth About Tithing–Old Testament Perspective.
You know you’re apostate when… You quote Star Wars as your prayer for the new Commander and Chief of the United States. “I say to you as my son who is here today, my 14-year-old son – he probably would … Continue reading