Praise Fellowship Church

In light of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, I’ve been reflecting on the condition of our hearts toward the second commandment to love others, asking whether we hold the right perspective or one tainted by hatred because true love means recognizing that our battle is not against people but against evil forces, and through prayer, we fight for souls to come to know Christ.

In God’s completing work in us, He will test us in various ways to be certain that we can be trusted with the glory of God within us.

There are thoughts and ways of this world that are foreign – or like aliens to the ways of God. At times those thoughts invade our minds, like an alien invasion. But the Bible describes followers of Jesus as aliens in this world. We ought to be invading the world’s ways as ambassadors of God’s Kingdom and having an impact in the various areas of the world in which God has placed us.

A worldly perspective says this is what I’ve done or what others say of me, therefore that must be who I am, but a Godly perspective says this is how God sees me, therefore this is who I am.”

Baptism, both a fundamental, elementary doctrine, yet something that we can grow in our understanding of and live out in our daily lives.

When life feels meaningless and empty, true purpose is only found in staying connected to Jesus, the source of all meaning.

Just as no ship sets sail planning to sink, no believer intends to drift from God—but if we don’t stay connected to our primary source, God and His Word, we risk ending up with a shipwrecked faith.

This message from 2 Corinthians 5 speaks of the Simplicity of the Gospel, the Mandated Responsibility, and the Promised Future that we have to look forward to.