Loving One Another in the Midst of a Global Pandemic
Certainly by now we are all aware of the measures the U.S. Government, the NBA, the NCAA, public schools, and even local churches are taking to help slow the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). In addition to these measures, the reaction of the general public has...
read more
Church is never canceled.
Many of us may be staying home today over concerns of the spread of the COVID-19 virus, but truly, church is never canceled! Every instance of the use of the word we translate “church” in the New Testament refers to God’s people and not a building or an event. The...
read more
The Scandal that Crucified Jesus Christ
Biblical and historic Christianity have always affirmed the deity of Christ —that is, that Jesus Christ was and is and always will be completely God. He is, as some have called Him, undiminished deity. The Scriptures are clear on this point, saying, for example, that...
read more
The Heresy of Gnosticism
The term gnostic, from the Greek word γνῶσις (gnōsis), meaning “knowledge,” was first used by the second-century church father Irenaeus as a general name for various groups which were at odds with orthodox beliefs and practices that were otherwise widely accepted in...
read moreThe 3 Circles: A sample with scripture references
Introduction: You will not find one ‘official’ script on the 3 circles anywhere because by design it is intended to be tailored to the personality of the proclaimer and the needs of the hearer. Essential to the presentation of the gospel is a personal indictment of...
read moreHelp the People of Flint, Michigan
Church Family: Help support the people of Flint, Michigan! George Moore is collecting bottled water, baby wipes, and non-perishable food items to deliver directly to the people in Flint Michigan who cannot use their tap water for drinking, cooking, or bathing...
read moreEmbrace the Testing
Embrace the testing, for in it we share in Christ’s sufferings just as we will share in his glory!
read moreWalking With Peter
As a background to our study of the first letter of Peter, it will be beneficial to follow his story through scripture. Consider it his credentials. As readers of his letter, it is important for us to know who he is and what he has experienced. What we'll find is that...
read more