What is a church?
The Church – Assembly of Believers The word Church (Gr. ekklēsia) comes from ek, “out,” and kaleō, “to call.” Originally ekklēsia referred to the gathering of
Discussion on what God’s people are doing today as it relates to doctrines, practices and worship as compared with Scripture
The Church – Assembly of Believers The word Church (Gr. ekklēsia) comes from ek, “out,” and kaleō, “to call.” Originally ekklēsia referred to the gathering of
A Sanctuary A sanctuary is defined as a “holy place” which means a place set apart for God as He is holy. “For I am the
The Unity of the Spirit In his letter to the Ephesians, the apostle Paul lists 7 particulars which the unity of the Spirit consists of. He
Dealing With a Sinning Brother In dealing with a sinning brother in the church, Christ instructed, “Moreover if your brother sins against you, go and tell
Church Discipline Church Discipline is defined as the process of correcting sin in the life of its members. Church discipline is always redemptive in nature. It
To boast Paul uses the word “boast” 21 times in his epistle to the Corinthian Church in response to the false leaders at Corinth who had
Support to Ministers As an apostle, in common with all other gospel workers who offer their lives to the ministry of the Word of God, Paul
A cheerful giver About a cheerful giver, the apostle Paul in his second epistle to the Corinthian Church wrote: “So let each one give as he
The Corinthian Church Paul deeply cared for the Corinthian Church. No church that Paul had founded gave him so much cause for worry and suffering as
The Maronites The Maronites are an ethno-religious Christian group. The Maronite Church is an Eastern Catholic sui iuris church which today is in full communion with