Acceptance is not a dirty word. It’s an indication of spiritual maturity. Paul considers it so important that he spends Romans 14 and half of Romans 15 teaching us about it.

Love is looking out for others, trying to understand their perspective, and taking the high road when differences arise. This is how you express love to the world around you.

The path of the Christian life always leads to authenticity. This means that our actions match our words and that we extend to others the same mercy that God has given to us.

Whenever you truly encounter the living Word of God, there will be a feeling of conviction. This is a moment of brokenness, and when you feel it, be encouraged. It means that you are listening for God’s voice and direction.

Worship starts with ‘me’ – from the inside out. ‘When I think of the goodness of Jesus; and all He has done for me; My soul cries out, “Hallelujah”; Praise God for saving me!” Sermon today by Claire Aboko—Venn.

While God wants us to be passionate about worship, it has little to do with the style of music we sing. When the work of God is truly alive in your heart, you will want to celebrate with song and voice in every possible way.

Preparation is an important part of a wonder-filled worship experience. While it’s tempting to focus on the right and wrong kind of church clothing, God sees it from a different perspective. God’s idea of preparation has more do with the right kind of attitude.

If you are honest, then this question is a familiar one. The truth is we have all questioned the necessity of regular worship attendance. Yet, the Bible tells us the weekly worship is crucial for us and for God.

According to Jesus, the mark of a Christian is love. The difference you make in the lives of others will be determined by how much you love. How much you love is determined by how much you do.

If you want to change the lives of people, you need to be completely honest about your life. You will need to be open about the mess, the pain, and the failures while at the same time, hold your head high with confidence.