This session aims to explore the unique beliefs of Christianity, focusing on its distinction from other religions. Through scripture discussion and group activities, participants will reflect on salvation, Jesus’ role, and personal relationships with God. The session concludes with prayer and encourages sharing insights beyond the group.
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Why Christianity Stands Out Among Religions
Christianity is distinct for its belief in Jesus Christ as the Son of God and Savior, its emphasis on grace for salvation rather than works, and the significance of the crucifixion and resurrection. The Bible serves as divine revelation, promoting a personal relationship with God while encouraging global evangelism.
Why Do I Have to Attend Church Every Week?
The simple answer is you DO NOT HAVE TO attend church every week-BUT you should want to for many reasons. Early believers did not attend church, but they did meet every DAY in small groups in homes to learn and grow in Christ. As an evangelical Christian, attending church isn’t just a tradition—it’s a vitalContinue reading “Why Do I Have to Attend Church Every Week?”
The “I Am” Statements in the Book of John: Echoes of Eternity
In the Gospel of John, Jesus reveals His divine identity through seven “I Am” statements, each presenting significant theological truths. These declarations illustrate His roles as the Bread of Life, Light of the World, Door of the Sheep, Good Shepherd, Resurrection and Life, Way, Truth, and True Vine, inviting believers into relationship with Him.
The Complex Dynamics of Divorce in Christianity
The post addresses the complexities of divorce within Christian communities, emphasizing the Bible’s view of marriage as a sacred, lifelong commitment. While divorce is permitted for serious breaches like sexual immorality and abandonment, it cautions against casual dissolutions, promoting forgiveness, healing, and understanding God’s grace amidst human brokenness.
Small Group Guide: Part 1: Rooted in the Spirit
This small group guide based on Galatians 5:16–25 emphasizes that a Spirit-led life is achieved through surrender rather than willpower. Participants engage in prayer, discussions on the “acts of the flesh” and “fruit of the Spirit,” and activities to nurture spiritual growth, ending with collective prayer and reflection.
What Bible Do I Need?
Selecting the right Bible translation depends on your needs for accuracy, readability, or depth. Popular options include the NIV for balance, ESV for study, NLT for clarity, KJV for literary style, and NASB for precision. It’s essential to engage with the Bible daily and use various translations to enhance understanding.
Walking in the Spirit: Embracing a Life Rooted in the Divine-Small Group Guide
Topic: Walking in the Spirit: Embracing a Life Rooted in the Divine Duration: 60–75 minutes Materials: 1. Welcome & Icebreaker (10 minutes) • Leader’s Welcome – Briefly introduce the theme: pursuing a Spirit-led life beyond mere rules. • Icebreaker Question “Share one daily habit you wish could be more Spirit-empowered rather than self-driven.” 2. OpeningContinue reading “Walking in the Spirit: Embracing a Life Rooted in the Divine-Small Group Guide”
“Living Spiritually: A Journey Through Scripture” A Series
I have started a new series of posts which I hope will bring along any new converts to a deeper understanding of Biblical context. Below is the draft of the outline for the series. Part 1: Rooted in the Spirit Galatians 5:16–25 Introduce the concept of walking in the Spirit versus the flesh. Explore theContinue reading ““Living Spiritually: A Journey Through Scripture” A Series”
Where to Start: A Bible Reading Guide for New Christians
Beginning your journey with the Bible can feel overwhelming—66 books, different genres, and thousands of years of history. But don’t worry! The key is to start with a strong foundation and build from there. Step 1: Begin with Jesus – The Gospels The heart of Christianity is Jesus Christ, so it makes sense to startContinue reading “Where to Start: A Bible Reading Guide for New Christians”
Grow Stronger Roots 