Tag: discipleship
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Which Jesus?
Which Jesus? is a pastoral exploration of clarity, confession, and confidence in an age of shared religious language and quiet theological drift. Written to help Christians navigate conversations about faith without fear or hostility, this book returns again and again to the central question of who Jesus truly is according to the gospel. Grounded in…
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Outrage Is Not Discernment: When Viral Christianity Distorts the Witness of the Church
In an age where viral clips spread faster than truth, Christians are increasingly shaped by outrage rather than discernment. Short videos framed as persecution often bypass context, elevate conflict, and divide the church. Drawing from Scripture, church history, and the wisdom of the apostles, this article calls believers to slow down, seek truth, and recover…
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The Church Christ Intended: A Biblical Return to the Body of Christ
What does Scripture actually mean when it speaks of the Church? This article defines the Church as the living body of Christ and explains why that biblical vision often stands in sharp contrast to modern church culture. Rooted in the New Testament, it calls believers back to reverence for God, sound doctrine, Spirit-led fellowship, and…
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The Stewardship God Requires: How the Parable of the Talents Exposes the Heart of Today’s Church
Jesus’ parable of the talents reveals the importance of faithfully using the gifts, resources, and opportunities God entrusts to every believer. By connecting this teaching with other biblical parables and Old Testament calls to stewardship, this article shows how today’s Christians mirror the faithful and fearful servants—and why the modern church must rediscover active, courageous…
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Faithful Desire
Discover how carrying desires becomes a cornerstone of Christian faithfulness in an age of identity politics. Faithful Desire challenges conventional wisdom, urging believers to navigate sexuality and truth without compromise.
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When Jesus Sat Down: Understanding the Way of the Kingdom
Discover the heart of Jesus’ teaching and the life-changing principles of the Kingdom in When Jesus Sat Down: Understanding the Way of the Kingdom. This book invites you to step into the Sermon on the Mount with fresh eyes, uncovering truths that challenge, inspire, and guide your everyday life. Learn how mercy, humility, and faith…
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Correcting the Church Not the Culture: Recovering the Biblical Mandate
Correcting the Church, Not the Culture calls believers back to the biblical priority of pursuing holiness within the church rather than fighting culture wars. Instead of confronting unbelievers, Scripture urges us to disciple one another, reflect Christ, and trust the power of a transformed body to influence the world. For those weary of conflict and…
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Rooted: Becoming a Deep Christian in a Shallow World
Maturity is not loud or spectacular. It is slow, deep, hidden, and strong. This book calls you to become a rooted Christian — resilient in faith, steady in hope, and faithful to Christ to the very end.
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Tearing Down or Building Up? Answering the Rise of Deconstruction With Unshakable Faith
In an age where doubt is celebrated and faith is dismantled, many believers feel shaken, uncertain, or alone. “Tearing Down or Building Up?” confronts the rise of deconstruction with biblical clarity and pastoral compassion, guiding readers back to a confidence grounded not in culture, but in Christ. This book exposes the subtle lies that erode…
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The Song That Could Not Be Silenced
Discover The Song That Could Not Be Silenced, a powerful book chronicling the courage and faith of Christian martyrs through history — from the early Church to today — whose unwavering devotion turned persecution into eternal praise.
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The Uncut Stones Series
In a culture driven by performance and self-effort, The Uncut Stones Series calls believers back to the sacred simplicity of a faith built by God alone. Exploring the biblical command to build altars with uncut stones, this series reveals how holiness, surrender, and Christ as the Cornerstone transform our worship from human striving into Spirit-shaped…
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“Believer” or “Christian”? A Pastoral Reflection on Identity, Faith, and Cultural Confusion
In a culture where the word “Christian” carries both reverence and reproach, what does it truly mean to be a believer in Jesus Christ? This pastoral reflection explores the meaning of faith, labels, and authentic identity in Christ.
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What It Really Means to Be “Christian”
The word “Christian” isn’t a label — it’s a life. In this teaching, we explore what it truly means to follow Christ with authenticity, humility, and love, grounding our faith in Scripture rather than culture or title.
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Freely You Have Received, Freely Give: The Heart of True Ministry
A biblical teaching on Matthew 10:8 exploring the principle of freely giving what we have freely received. Discover the contrast between true and false shepherds and practical ways to live out Christlike generosity.
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The Seed of Sacrifice and the Harvest of Life
Abraham’s test with Isaac foreshadowed the Father giving His Son for us. Just as mercy and grace must be given to be received, life comes through surrender. What Abraham sowed in faith, we now reap in Christ—life, and life more abundantly.
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Not of This World: The Christian’s Call to Remain Set Apart
In a world full of chaos, violence, and distractions, believers are called to remain set apart as a holy priesthood. We must not allow riches, possessions, politics, or even the daily news cycle to steal our peace, joy, and love in Christ. Instead, we are to walk in the gifts of the Spirit, reflecting the…
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Series Introduction: Living as Exiles
In a world of division, fear, and cultural pressure, believers are called to stand firm as exiles, rooted in Christ. This series guides you through Scripture to live faithfully, mercifully, and with enduring hope.
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The Story We Stand In
Understanding God’s creation, our fall, redemption in Christ, and ultimate restoration anchors the believer in a world of shifting values.
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Standing Firm in a Divided Age
Amid political and social polarization, believers are called to live as peacemakers, reflecting Christ above factions and ideology.
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Grace in the Face of Cancel Culture
In a culture quick to condemn, believers are called to mercy, restoration, and gentle correction, reflecting Christ’s heart.
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Faithful Amid Decline
When faith is mocked and righteousness is scorned, the believer stands firm in Scripture, prayer, and perseverance.
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Hope That Outlasts Violence and Fear
In a world shaken by violence and fear, believers anchor their hearts in Christ, overcoming evil with good and holding to eternal hope.
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God Brings the Increase: Why the True Church Cannot Be Built on Compromise
The true church is not built through seeker-sensitive methods or watered-down preaching but through God’s power alone. Salvation belongs to the Father, Son, and Spirit, not clever strategies.
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Evangelizing Those Who Reject the Gospel (Article 4 of 5)
How should Christians share the gospel with those who have rejected the biblical message of salvation? Scripture gives us wisdom and direction for approaching non-believers with truth, patience, and love.
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The Gospel According to Culture vs. The Gospel According to Christ
Culture reshapes Jesus into a figure of convenience, but Christ’s gospel demands repentance, surrender, and faith. Learn to discern between the gospel of culture and the gospel of Christ.
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Deconstruction vs. Discipleship: Learning the Difference
Many confuse questioning faith with growing in it. But there’s a difference between tearing apart belief and building it upon Christ.
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Exvangelical Stories: What We Can Learn and What We Must Reject
The growing Exvangelical movement reveals wounds left by hypocrisy, abuse, and shallow teaching in the church. While their stories hold lessons for Christians today, they also reveal a dangerous trend of rejecting Christ along with counterfeit Christianity. True disciples must listen with compassion, discern with Scripture, and cling to the Gospel that saves.
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The Church at the Crossroads: Truth or Tolerance?
The church today faces a choice: remain faithful to Christ’s truth or compromise with cultural tolerance. Discover why holiness, discipleship, and the cross must be at the center.
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The Banquet of Distraction: When the Feast Blinds Us to the Master’s Call
At the world’s table, distractions abound—but Jesus calls from the open door. Discover how to leave the banquet of distraction and feast on what truly satisfies.
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Take Up Your Cross and Follow Me: What Jesus Really Meant
When Jesus said, “Take up your cross and follow Me,” He wasn’t talking about minor inconveniences. He was calling His followers to die to themselves, embrace obedience at any cost, and live fully for Him—even when it means suffering.
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