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The Tribalism of Denominations

“The unity of Christians lies more in their union with Christ than in complete agreement in every lesser matter.” – John Flavel When we speak of where one goes to church or what they believe, we generally drift to what denomination they are a part of, which can be helpful for giving a rough view of what they might believe and how their church is structured. However, many of us often use it as a…

The Tribalism of Denominations

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Speaking truth and so worth the watch!

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The Tower We Keep Rebuilding

On Second Thought There is something deeply attractive about the phrase “I did it my way.” It appeals to our longing for autonomy, dignity, and control over our own lives. Yet when Scripture places that instinct under the light of God’s revelation, it exposes both its strength and its danger. Genesis 10–11 presents humanity at a moment of remarkable unity. The people share a language, a vision,…

The Tower We Keep Rebuilding

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A United Kingdom: The Biblical Appearance of Jesus

When Jesus appeared in Scripture, He did not come to establish a divided rule or an earthly hierarchy shaped by power struggles. Instead, His presence revealed one united Kingdom under God’s authority, a Kingdom built on truth, love, righteousness, and obedience to the Father. From the beginning of His ministry, Jesus proclaimed, “The kingdom of God is at hand” (Mark 1:15). This Kingdom was not…

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When the Church Forgets Who It Belongs To

Thru the Bible in a Year Today, we step into one of the most practical, challenging, and deeply relevant sections of the New Testament: 1 Corinthians 1–4. Whenever I read these chapters, I feel as though Paul is sitting across the table, leaning in with pastoral clarity, reminding the church of who we are—and who we are not. Corinth was full of gifted believers, but they struggled with division,…

When the Church Forgets Who It Belongs To

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Navigating Differences in Christian Communities: Lessons from Philippians 1:15-18

IntroductionUnity among believers is a consistent theme in Scripture, yet differences often arise within Christian communities. Paul’s words in Philippians 1:15-18 reveal a remarkable perspective: even when others preached Christ with impure motives or as rivals, Paul chose to rejoice because the gospel was being spread. This approach offers profound lessons for navigating disagreements within…

Navigating Differences in Christian Communities: Lessons from Philippians 1:15-18

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Canonical Context: Connecting Testaments

Canonical Context: Connecting Testaments | Pastor Aamir and Carissa Din Home | Media | Contact Canonical Context: Connecting Testaments “For everything that was written in the past was written to teach us, so that through the endurance taught in the Scriptures and the encouragement they provide we might have hope.” — Romans 15:4 (NIV) Introduction In our ongoing exploration of Canon Sense,…

Canonical Context: Connecting Testaments

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Unity at all costs?

Unity at all costs?

Believers of all stripes would agree that there can be no unity with such organizations as the Mormon Church, Jehovah’s Witnesses and other obvious cults, yet when it comes to movements such as the Word of Faith, Hyper Grace, etc, these same Believers astoundingly call for unity on all fronts. I’m amazed at the lack of Biblical discernment when it comes to what may “look” Christian yet is…

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