1 Timothy 5:18

Who Dat? And that’s pretty much all I’ma say about the Super Bowl…I was gonna write something that had to do with the Super Bowl, but I’ma keep it real…I don’t get into football like that…although I know the Saints will be marching in by the end of the day…How can they lose with a […]…

“For the Scripture says, “You shall not muzzle an ox when it treads out the grain,” and, “The laborer deserves his wages”” (1 Timothy 5:18). A story is told regarding David, Nabal and Abigail in 1 ……

One of the most common misconceptions about the New Testament canon (the list of books the church recognizes as authoritative) is that early Christians didn’t have any Scripture until hundreds of years after the life of Christ and the Apostles. The church then examined all the books they had and...…

Finding renewal with God happens when we come and ask Him to take our brokenness and make us complete in Him.…

Most Christians are oblivious about the emergency in the world today. They are revelling in the material blessings God blessed them with.…

This post was first published November 28, 2018. –ed. We all love to be on the receiving end of a good deal—at least until someone else finds a better one. The perception of inequality and unfairness fosters bitterness, envy, and resentment—attitudes that the flesh thrives on, even among believers. And one of Christ’s parables plays …

Thispost was first published during November 2019. –ed. Perhaps the greatest lie of postmodernism is the belief that we can define truth and determine reality from within ourselves. But the subjective realm of feelings and impressions is the worst place to go in any quest for truth. God wrote a Book—just one Book—and in it …

Problems Associated with the Institutionalisation of Ministry by Warren Holyoak Warren Holyoak wrote as a Churches of Christ minister in Queensland working with a team of leaders in The Point Churc……

I find it interesting how the church has reached a place where the mere expression ‘we are no longer under the law,’ has somehow erased God’s moral standards as a prerequisite for living a holy and sanctified Christian life. In fact I believe it has led some into apostasy due to a lack of accountabi…

I find it interesting how the church has reached a place where the mere expression ‘we are no longer under the law,’ has somehow erased God’s moral standards as a prerequisite for living a holy and sanctified Christian life. In fact I believe it has led some into apostasy due to a lack of accountabi…