People who wrestled with God

Jacob wrestled with God all night and demanded a blessing. This physical and spiritual struggle shows how God meets us in our desperation and transforms us.

If you feel overwhelmed by doubt, know that struggling with God is normal. This study reveals how godly people throughout Scripture questioned Him. He uses our honest struggles to meet us in our weakness and accomplish His perfect will. Continue ReadingPeople who wrestled with God

Asking Lyman H. Johnson: What about a group claiming to be the One True Church who shuns dissenters

Any group that claims exclusivity and shuns those who disagree with them is a prime example of the man-made organizations, damnable sects, and apostasy that he spent his life battling.

The true Church is spiritual, not a man-made organization! This analysis reveals Lyman H. Johnson’s forceful critique of any group claiming to be the One True Church while shunning dissenters as damnable sects. Continue ReadingAsking Lyman H. Johnson: What about a group claiming to be the One True Church who shuns dissenters

Asking Lyman H. Johnson: How to Keep the Unity of the Spirit

Living in the God-made spiritual unity through the Spirit and Word, bound by holy love, rejecting man-made divisions and rituals.

Seek true unity by understanding that keeping the bond of peace is a God-given work of the Spirit. This spiritual oneness relies on holy love, not man-made forms or outward doctrines. Continue ReadingAsking Lyman H. Johnson: How to Keep the Unity of the Spirit

Omotenashi and the Heart of Biblical Hospitality

Omotenashi is a traditional Japanese concept of hospitality that reflects a heart of anticipation, selflessness, sincerity, and attention to detail

Discover how the Japanese concept of omotenashi beautifully mirrors true biblical hospitality. We explore how anticipation, selflessness, and sincerity reflect Christ’s call to serve unto the Lord. Continue ReadingOmotenashi and the Heart of Biblical Hospitality

The Danger of Hero Worship in the Church

The Danger of Hero Worship in the Church — Admiration becomes idolatry when we need the person more than we seek the Savior

True biblical fidelity demands we recognize the danger of hero worship in the church. We must follow Christ, not men, remembering that God alone gives the increase. The message remains eternal, regardless of the messenger’s personality or format. Continue ReadingThe Danger of Hero Worship in the Church