HOW DOES A PERSON BECOME A MEMBER OF CHRIST’S CHURCH?
Many people today are accustomed to the idea of “joining a church.” Someone visits a congregation, decides he likes it, speaks with a pastor or other church leader, completes a […]
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Many people today are accustomed to the idea of “joining a church.” Someone visits a congregation, decides he likes it, speaks with a pastor or other church leader, completes a […]
Through Paul’s circumstances, Ahab’s dissatisfaction, Jesus’ parable of the rich fool, and the Macedonians’ generosity, this KJV study examines how Christians can learn contentment. Includes the context of Philippians 4:13, five connected…
How should Christians face trials? Compare KJV passages on seeking wisdom, prayer, endurance, steadfast faith, continuing in well doing, bearing one another’s burdens, and eternal hope. Examine the connected biblical pattern for…
Scripture gives Christians a pattern for listening before answering, speaking truth that builds up, showing grace in difficult conversations, and letting God’s Word shape the heart.
Compare Jesus’s teaching with the apostles’ instructions to understand reverence, God’s will, thanksgiving, forgiveness, and persistence in prayer.
Faithfulness requires more than a congregation’s name or history. Follow the repeated biblical pattern of examining teaching, holding fast to truth, and practicing God’s Word.
The Biblical Pattern of Church Organization Who has the right to determine how the church is organized? The answer begins with Christ. His Word establishes the pattern, identifies the responsibilities, […]
When we ask what the church should do, where should we begin? With what attracts the largest crowd? With what other religious groups are doing? With what people would like […]
Many people sincerely say: “I FOLLOW JESUS.” That is exactly what every Christian should desire to do. But sometimes another statement follows: “I FOLLOW JESUS, NOT A BOOK.” That raises […]
A newborn baby is expected to grow. If years pass and the child never develops, something is wrong. The New Testament uses that same picture to describe Christians. A person […]
Music in worship is one of the most noticeable differences among religious groups today. Some congregations use organs. Some use pianos. Some use guitars and drums. Some have praise bands […]
Most people who believe the Bible would agree that salvation is found in Jesus Christ. But that raises an extremely important question: HOW DOES A PERSON GET INTO CHRIST? Before […]
When the gospel was preached in the first century, those who obeyed it were not Catholics, Baptists, Methodists, Presbyterians, Pentecostals, Lutherans, or members of any other denomination. Those religious organizations […]
When Jesus spoke about His church, He did not speak of establishing many different churches teaching different doctrines. He said: “And I say also unto thee, That thou art Peter, […]
The New Testament repeatedly uses a small but extremely important expression: “IN CHRIST.” Paul wrote: “Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature…” 2 Corinthians 5:17 […]
Obeying the gospel is the beginning of the Christian life—not the end. When a person hears the gospel, believes in Jesus Christ, repents of sin, confesses Christ, and is baptized […]
Jesus did not come into the world to establish hundreds or thousands of different churches teaching conflicting doctrines. He promised to build His church. Jesus said: “…upon this rock I […]
What does the Bible mean when it commands us to fear God? Through Josiah, Joseph, Noah, Cornelius, and the early church, this KJV study examines reverence, receiving God’s word, refusing sin, obedient…
What do Abraham, Lot, Lydia, Levi, Gaius, and Diotrephes teach us about hospitality? This KJV study examines receiving strangers—including those who entertained angels unawares—sharing available resources, including overlooked people, and serving willingly.…
Quoting Scripture does not guarantee a correct interpretation. Examine Satan’s misuse of a promise, the Sadducees’ resurrection argument, the Pharisees’ divorce argument, and Peter’s warning about distorted Scripture. This KJV study develops…
Repentance involves more than feeling sorry. Compare seven biblical teachings about hearing God’s Word, recognizing sin, godly sorrow, turning from wrongdoing, bringing forth fruit, obeying the gospel, and continuing faithfully.
Christian unity requires a shared scriptural foundation, humility, patience, fair attention to needs, and truth spoken in love.
Compare Matthew 18 with apostolic instructions to understand correction, local congregational responsibility, discipline, and loving restoration.
The Biblical Pattern of Service When we think about the work of a congregation, do we think only of its elders, deacons, and preacher? What about the other members? The […]