The Christian Church: Fellowship in Jesus Christ

• The Early Christian Church; An Unstoppable Force for God Like a tornado or a tsunami or a stampede, "unstoppable" is the word that comes to mind when you look at the early days of the church. James MacDonald Aug 01, 2007 comments
• The Christian Church was Spoken Against Everywhere Can the gospel spread, and thousands be converted, and churches grow, and love abound where Christianity is continually spoken against? John Piper Aug 07, 2008 comments
• The Church: A Family, a Fellowship, and the Body of Jesus Christ Mark Dever Jan 16, 2009 comments
• God's Way of Revival for the Christian Church Peter Beck Jan 05, 2009 comments
• Echoes of Old Heresies Still Among Us The call Ralph Waldo Emerson issued 170 years ago at Divinity Hall is the very message we now hear from others -- Christianity must change or die. Albert Mohler Nov 24, 2008 comments
• Ecclesiastical Myopia Though there still exists a vibrant Christianity in the United States, we have also seen serious decline in the substance of our faith and commitment. R.C. Sproul Nov 20, 2008 comments
• Must Every Sermon Focus on Jesus? How is the teacher or preacher to remain Christ-centered? Walter C. Kaiser, Jr. Jun 10, 2011 comments
• Do Prophets Still Exist Today? Perhaps more than with any other label, we must use extreme caution when either demonstrating this gift or receiving it from others, because we are biblically forewarned. Julie Ferwerda Jun 20, 2008 comments
• A Place for the King: The Biblical Foundation for Worshiping Jesus The living God dwells where His people worship, and life happens where He dwells. Therefore, the life-flow of a church congregation will rise only as high as their worship of the Godhead. Jack Hayford Jul 29, 2005 comments