Tag: spiritual maturity
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When Faithful Language Is Framed by Incomplete Theology
A reflective teaching article on how faithful preaching can still be shaped by incomplete theological frameworks. It explores spiritual unease, discernment, and the quiet ways tradition can restrict the fullness of Scripture, while calling believers to maturity, humility, and deeper obedience to Christ without fracturing the body.
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The Cost of Constant Correction: Modern Church Culture, Online Engagement, and the Loss of Biblical Discernment
In an age where the church feels pressured to speak into everything, Scripture calls believers back to a quieter, stronger faith—one rooted in discernment, obedience, and trust in God’s sovereignty. The Bible draws clear boundaries between following Christ and policing the world, between faithful witness and misplaced correction. When believers attempt to do God’s work…
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When Silence Is Faithful: Trusting God with Hearts, Timing, and Obedience
In a culture that demands instant reactions, When Silence Is Faithful challenges believers to rediscover the biblical power of restraint. Rooted in the life of Christ and the counsel of Scripture, this book exposes how constant noise can distort obedience—and how silence, rightly practiced, becomes an act of trust in God’s sovereign work.
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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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Lessons From Rome: What Rome Teaches the Modern Church
In an age when culture shifts faster than most believers can process, the Lessons from Rome series invites readers into a powerful journey through Scripture, church history, and the spiritual parallels between the early Christian community and the modern believer.
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An Epistle on Walking in the Spirit in a Hostile Age
In an age where hostility and harsh words often appear even among believers, this epistle addresses how Christians can mirror the world instead of reflecting Christ. Drawing from the Scriptures and the fruit of the Spirit, it examines ten common patterns of hostile speech — from doctrinal attacks and shaming to sarcasm, manipulation, and social…
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