5 biblical arguments for church membership
By joining a local church, each person is making a statement that they identify with a particular doctrinal position of who God is and what role His Word has in their life.
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By joining a local church, each person is making a statement that they identify with a particular doctrinal position of who God is and what role His Word has in their life.
Petr’s is one of many stories I’ve heard from persecuted Christians about the importance of our prayers.
Some may need to be reminded that the free gift of salvation is to be grasped with both hands, not with one hand still holding our idols.
Understanding the theology of spiritual gifts also helps us escape the temptation to see Christianity as a merely individualistic faith — about me and my needs and happiness. It allows us to see ourselves as members of both a local body and a worldwide communion of saints.
By joining a local church, each person is making a statement that they identify with a particular doctrinal position of who God is and what role His Word has in their life.
Petr’s is one of many stories I’ve heard from persecuted Christians about the importance of our prayers.
Some may need to be reminded that the free gift of salvation is to be grasped with both hands, not with one hand still holding our idols.
Understanding the theology of spiritual gifts also helps us escape the temptation to see Christianity as a merely individualistic faith — about me and my needs and happiness. It allows us to see ourselves as members of both a local body and a worldwide communion of saints.
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