As a follow-up to last month’s article dealing with the deadly doctrine of “Salvation by Faith Only,” we want to consider the widespread false teaching that water baptism is not essential to salvation. If one does not give the scriptural answer to the question, “What must one do to be saved,” that is a serious problem. I […]
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Some officers of the Jews admitted, “No man ever spoke like this Man!” (John 7:46). Amen! The Lord Jesus truly was the greatest teacher in history. As a person, the Christ was sinless (Hebrews 4:15). As a communicator, His ability to connect with people and express the truth is unmatchable. We stand in awe of both His
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This “one another” Christianity is a key theme in the New Testament. A quick search of the New King James version shows this theme appearing nearly sixty times in the New Testament. Long ago, Cain asked the question, “Am I my brother’s keeper?” (Genesis 4:9), and the rest of the Bible (especially the New Testament)
It is a wonderful privilege to be a child of God. In the early portion of the letter Paul wrote to the saints in Ephesus, he points out a number of blessings which Christians have “in Christ.” In Ephesians 1:3, it is written, “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us
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A poem emphasizing the importance of service and helping others, inspired by the examples of Jesus and the Samaritan. It encourages us to use our gifts to serve others and glorify God, and to not grow weary in doing good.
A personal reflection on one experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic and how it compares to the memories of the May 13th incident in 1969. The author then reflects on how they have been blessed with stability and comfort in their life, and realizes that they should focus on helping those in need instead of complaining about their own situation. They express gratitude for their faith in God and their understanding of His teachings, which have guided them through difficult times.
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The article describes a personal account of how the MCO (Movement Control Order) affected the author’s life, particularly with regards to finding employment. The author shares their emotional journey during the lockdown period, including feelings of inadequacy and despair, but also the realizations and lessons they learned. They talk about appreciating the little things in life, such as having a job, being grateful for health, and the importance of supportive friends and family.
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The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the fragility of life, as seen in the loss of loved ones or disrupted plans. The pandemic was a time for the congregation to display brotherly love for one another, and the author was glad to be part of God’s family.
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This is a personal reflection on the author’s experience during Malaysia’s Movement Control Order (MCO) due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Initially, the author was worried about the impact on their work in the education industry, but they were able to adapt to online events. The author expresses gratitude for the support of their church community during this time and highlights the positive aspects of virtual connections and opportunities for personal growth.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on businesses and communities worldwide, including Christians who were subjected to mandatory lockdowns. Despite being confined to their homes, we can learn a valuable lesson: that nothing can prevent true worship and service to God. The lockdown also provided an opportunity to spend quality time together with one’s family, learn new skills, and appreciate God’s creation.
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