Article Series
How to Find a Good Church
If you’re trying to find a church that follows the Bible, this article walks through what Scripture says about church names, why they matter, and how to identify a congregation shaped by the New Testament pattern. A simple, practical guide for choosing a biblical church.
What does the Bible say about New Testament worship and musical instruments? This article looks at every passage that mentions singing, key differences between Old and New Covenant worship, the example of the early church, and the opinions of early denominational leaders to get a clear, Bible-based look at musical praise in the church.
Learn what the Bible teaches about the Lord’s Supper—its purpose, frequency, elements, and participants. See how the early church followed a clear pattern every first day of the week, using unleavened bread and fruit of the vine, and why Christians are called to continue this practice until Jesus returns.
Is your church handling money the way the Bible teaches? This article exposes common church fundraising mistakes—like requiring tithes or running businesses—and shows what real biblical giving looks like. Learn how the early church gave, what Scripture says about Sunday contributions, and how to find a congregation that honors God in both worship and finances.
Not all prayer in church is biblical. In this article, we look at how New Testament churches prayed—who they prayed to, who should lead, and what they prayed for. If you're trying to find a faithful church, this guide will help you recognize one that honors God in prayer.
How can you know if a church is truly faithful to Jesus? This article examines what the Bible says about preaching in the New Testament church, why it matters, and how to spot sound doctrine. Learn how consistent, apostolic teaching helps you worship in spirit and truth.
Are you searching for a church that truly follows the Bible? This article walks through how the early church worshiped according to Scripture—when they gathered, what they did, and why it matters. Learn how to spot a church that worships in spirit and in truth.
Confused by all the different churches? Learn what the Bible says about finding a true, scriptural church. This article walks through the one gospel preached by the apostles and what it means for your salvation. Discover the clear steps from Scripture and what to look for when choosing a church that truly follows God's word.
Why are there so many different churches? Explore the history of Christian denominations, what Jesus said about His church, and how to identify the true church according to the Bible. This article breaks down the confusion with Scripture, church history, and practical insight to help you find a faithful, biblical church.
Special Study on Baptism
How was Saul of Tarsus saved? Explore his dramatic conversion story from persecutor to apostle, as detailed in Acts 9, 22, and 26. This article dives into the critical role of baptism in Saul's salvation, answering the pressing question of when and how his sins were washed away. Discover the lessons his journey teaches about grace, faith, and obedience, and gain a deeper understanding of the Biblical connection between baptism and salvation.
Wondering if you need to be baptized again? This article explains when re-baptism is Biblically appropriate, covering a New Testament example and the necessity of four key elements: the right mode, authority, purpose, and subject. Discover if your baptism aligns with Scripture and when re-baptism might be necessary.
Do babies need to be baptized according to the Bible? This article explains that "baptize" means immersion, not sprinkling or pouring, and stresses that Biblical baptism requires belief and repentance—qualities infants lack. Addressing original sin and the New Covenant, it argues that infants are born innocent and "safe," not "saved," and that baptism should follow a personal choice in faith.
The article explores the Biblical meaning and method of baptism, comparing immersion, sprinkling, and pouring. It argues that baptism in the New Testament refers to immersion, symbolizing burial and rebirth. It clarifies that the term "baptism" is a transliteration from Greek, where it means "immersion." Emphasis is placed on following Jesus' command to immerse, questioning traditional practices like sprinkling or pouring as substitutions for full immersion.
Is baptism really important? Explore Paul's teachings on baptism in Romans, Galatians, Colossians, and Titus to understand its essential role in salvation. Baptism isn’t just symbolic; it’s where we’re buried with Christ, forgiven, and raised to walk in new life—through God's mercy, washing us in regeneration and renewal by the Holy Spirit.
Hebrew Roots Movement
The Hebrew Roots Movement is gaining traction in churches, promoting Torah observance, Sabbath-keeping, and Old Testament dietary laws as essential for Christians. This article dives into their beliefs, providing insight to help you recognize and address these teachings.
Can Christians eat pork? This article dives into the Biblical history of God's dietary laws, exploring both sides of the debate. From God's original vegetarian design to the New Covenant through Christ, we examine what Scripture says about eating pork and whether it's prohibited for Christians today.
The Sacred Names Movement claims that our Lord should not be referred to as “Jesus.” Instead, we should only use his Hebrew name “Yeshua.” Some even go so far as to say that calling Him “Jesus” is blasphemous. But, is that what the Bible says?
Should Christians keep the Sabbath? The Sabbath was originally given to Israel as a sign of their covenant with God and a reminder of their deliverance from Egypt. With the New Covenant established by Christ, Christians are no longer required to observe the Sabbath or follow the Law of Moses. Instead, they are instructed to gather for worship on the first day of the week.
Is tithing still relevant today? Many people talk about tithing (or giving 10%) to their churches. So, what does God say about tithing?...
Learn how to find a biblical, New Testament church anywhere you travel. This step-by-step guide shows how to use Google Maps, church websites, photos, and social media to evaluate doctrine, leadership, and worship practices.