Can I Follow Jesus Without the Church?
Can you follow Jesus without the church? It is a sincere question, and Scripture gives a real answer. Swipe through to see why belonging is part of the gift, and what to do when the church has hurt you. Save this for the day you need it, and share it with someone who is tired of church.
The Church Through Five Biblical Images
The Church is a Body joined together in Christ, a Bride belonging to Christ, a Temple inhabited by God, a Household bound together in love, and a Flock cared for by the Shepherd.
The Church: A Community Called and Constituted by God
The term “Church” is a translation of the Greek word “ekklesia,” meaning “assembly.” Its etymology, “called out,” carries a theological connotation with the biblical idea of God calling and gathering a people for himself. The church, therefore, constitutes an assembly of people who are called by God to belong to Him.
The Development of the Trinitarian Thought in the Early Church Fathers
The doctrine of the Trinity did not emerge suddenly at Nicaea but through centuries of sustained theological reflection. Here we explore how key early church fathers contributed to the development of Trinitarian doctrine.
Resources for Understanding the Trinity
Good Resources on the Trinity protect us from shallow explanations, weak analogies, and confusion.
Why Christian Theology Needs the Doctrine of the Trinity
The doctrine of the Trinity is the fountainhead through which other Christian doctrine must be looked at. The doctrine of the Trinity is central to our Christian identity.
One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church
In Christ, we are not many, but one. Bound by grace, sustained by love. A living testimony of divine unity.
From Scripture to Confession: Why Creeds Matter Today?
In a world shaped by many beliefs, creeds help us say clearly what we believe and why. Rooted in Scripture, they protect the Church’s faith, guide our worship, and help us live out the truth together today.
Significance of Creeds
In a world full of shifting voices, the creeds help anchor our faith in Christ. Rooted in Scripture, they guide the Church to believe wisely, worship faithfully, and remain united across time.
Advent: Living Between the Times
Living in the waiting, Advent reminds us that hope is not passive but purposeful. Between promise and fulfilment, we learn to watch, trust, and live the Kingdom now.
