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Written by Roger D. Campbell If today has felt like a really bad day, there is great news that can help lift your spirits. What is  that news? God’s grace is wonderful. It really is.  In the New Testament, the word “grace” is from a Greek word (“χάρις/charis”) which means “good will, loving-kindness, favour” [Thayer, word no.  5485 […]

Written by Eng Kim Leng This world can be a difficult one to live in; it has its share of sorrows, hardships, toil and other challenges. Amidst these difficulties, we take to heart that we have a God who understands and provides for us, helping us to overcome and be victorious. Our God, who has

Written by Roger D. Campbell In the Bible, the city of Ephesus is first mentioned in Acts 18, where we read that Paul, Aquila, Priscilla, and Apollos spent some time there. The church in Ephesus played a significant role  among God’s people in the first century.  Paul labored to proclaim the gospel in Ephesus for a few years.

Article written by Roger D. Campbell The apostle Paul appealed to the saints of God in Philippi to reflect on the comfort of love, fellowship of the Spirit, and mercy. Such reflection could cause them to have lowliness of mind and be concerned  about the interests/needs of others (Philippians 2:1-4). Having laid that foundation, what was Paul’s next statement?

Written by Roger D. Campbell When Paul wrote the book of Galatians, it seems that the spiritual freedom of the Christians in that area was being threatened. Some (known as Judaizers) were trying to force Jesus’ disciples to keep the old law, circumcision in particular.  Paul noted that Titus, a Gentile brother in the  Lord, had not succumbed to

Article Written by Eng Kim Leng How do we know that the Kota Kemuning church of Christ is the same as the church which started in the 1st Century? It is a good question, one that we must ask and sincerely seek to find the answer. The Bereans in Acts 17:11, were said to be

Article written by Roger D. Campbell The apostle Paul appealed to the saints of God in Philippi to reflect on the comfort of love, fellowship of the Spirit, and mercy. Such reflection could cause them to have lowliness of mind and be concerned  about the interests/needs of others (Philippians 2:1-4). Having laid that foundation, what was Paul’s next statement?

Marriage is the oldest human institution on  earth, being nearly as old as mankind. The Bible  gives humans “all things that pertain to life and  godliness” (2 Peter 1:3), so (as with any subject  pertaining to life and godliness) those seeking to  understand their roles and responsibilities in  marriage must go to God’s word. Marriages

If you are a lover of science, the search,  discovery, and understanding of what is  happening in the world around us is exhilarating!  Our immediate focus is often on what we see  and experience every day. At times, though, we  expand our view and look to the stars. Who hasn’t  spent time gazing into the

In Ephesians 4:3, Paul admonishes the brethren to endeavor “to keep the unity of the Spirit in the  bond of peace.” Then in the next 41 words (35 in Greek), Paul gives the guidebook for attaining and maintaining unity. We refer to it as “the seven ones.” One of the seven, is “one Spirit” (Ephesians 4:4). This is the Holy