Our last post discussed a simple but confrontational question: Can we as Christians be unified if our churches are segregated? The answer doesn’t appear to be positive. Paul dealt with a similar situation in his first letter to the Corinthians. The Corinthians, though, were not divided over race but over which leader baptized them. Some […]
Continue ReadingWe’ve discussed previously that the church can and must achieve Biblical unity. As Christians, there is no dismissing that fact. However, the makeup of our churches often show us that we are unified within cultural bounds only. That is, we are unified only with those who are most like us. There may be a smattering […]
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Many people within the church body today believe that worship is only the time of singing before the preaching in church. However, worship is much more than a once-a-week sing-a-long in church. As a result of this misbelief of worship, many Christians go the whole week not considering their lives as worship to God and […]
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