Efficient Church · 9 min read
Yes, with discernment: the Bible does not mention Halloween, but it speaks of light, fear, and the occult. Biblical guidance and 5 ideas for spending the evening of October 31.
Charlotte Chapel · 11 min read
In 2 Thessalonians 2, Liam reassures the church: Christ has not returned yet and the man of lawlessness will not win. Love the truth to stand firm.
ECENGAGEMENT
Christian Fellowship Church · 9 min read
Two identical houses, two foundations. In Matthew 7, Christian Fellowship Church reminds us that hearing Jesus is not enough: we have to put his words into practice.
ECVIE INTÉRIEURE
Christian Fellowship Church · 11 min read
On Matthew 6, Christian Fellowship Church shows how worry shrinks your life and why looking to Jesus brings freedom.
Arun Church · 10 min read
In Joshua 3, the priests had to step into the flooded Jordan before it opened. Consecrate yourself, follow God's presence, obey.
Christian Fellowship Church · 9 min read
On Matthew 5:43-48, Christian Fellowship Church shows that loving your enemy is lived out day to day and starts with receiving God's love.
ECENGAGEMENT
HTB Church · 12 min read
In Matthew 5, Stephen Foster (HTB) shows that your integrity is your influence: be salt, be distinct, and be light where God has placed you.
Christian Fellowship Church · 10 min read
On Matthew 7:1-5, Christian Fellowship Church shows how to remove the plank from your own eye and look at others with grace and gentleness.
ECRELATIONS
Gas Street Church · 10 min read
Kookie Mudere (Gas Street Church) preaches from John 13: how to love those who hurt you, from the Father's love, with clear eyes and the Spirit's help.
ECVIE INTÉRIEURE
The Tron Church · 9 min read
In Matthew 6, William Philip shows that true prayer begins with "Our Father": no showy religiosity to be seen, no flood of words to get results.
The Tron Church · 10 min read
Willie Philip and Andy Gemmill show why the local church must train all the saints to handle the Bible, not only its future pastors.
Westminster Chapel · 11 min read
In Ecclesiastes 2 and 7, Keegan shows that wisdom lights the way without guaranteeing anything: welcome hardship, beware of pressure, keep sowing.