ecclēsia

Real Christianity is lived out in a body: an individual body and a communal body. God graciously gives our bodies gifts to serve His body, the Church.

Real Christianity is lived out in a body: an individual body and a communal body. God graciously gives our bodies gifts to serve His body, the Church.

The main work of ecclēsia is to build up the body of Christ by the consistent teaching of the Bible, book-by-book, chapter-by-chapter, verse-by-verse. The worship is simple, focusing on exalting the Lord.

The main work of ecclēsia is to build up the body of Christ by the consistent teaching of the Bible, book-by-book, chapter-by-chapter, verse-by-verse. The worship is simple, focusing on exalting the Lord.

Do you believe the command to be thankful in all things is an unreasonable command for Christians? Paul certainly believes that our knowledge of God and his gospel should lead the believer to do everything out of gratitude for the finished work of Christ.

Do you believe the command to be thankful in all things is an unreasonable command for Christians? Paul certainly believes that our knowledge of God and his gospel should lead the believer to do everything out of gratitude for the finished work of Christ.

Who is the Church and what is its purpose? Well contrary to popular belief the Church is not a brick built building, its God's people distinct from the world set apart to advertise and display God's glory

Who is the Church and what is its purpose? Well contrary to popular belief the Church is not a brick built building, its God's people distinct from the world set apart to advertise and display God's glory

What does Christian love look like when it comes to giving? Paul show is that giving unites the church and blesses those who give as much as those who receive. We are also reminded that giving should not be a spontaneous act but something we do in relation to our spiritual growth.

What does Christian love look like when it comes to giving? Paul show is that giving unites the church and blesses those who give as much as those who receive. We are also reminded that giving should not be a spontaneous act but something we do in relation to our spiritual growth.