Tag: Christian unity

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Home Church Theology?

Theological depth matters for home churches—not as an excuse for theological specialization, but because Christian identity, formation, unity, and faithfulness depend upon knowing what we believe. Scripture calls the Church to grow in the knowledge of Christ, resist false teaching, test what we are taught, and remain connected to the broader Christian Church. This post explores why home churches need theological depth while also asking what that depth should look like in different contexts.

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Charlie Kirk’s Death and the Call to Be Peacemakers

In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s tragic assassination, many voices have rushed to exploit the moment—some with mockery, others with calls for vengeance. But as Christians, we are called to something different. We must resist the pull of outrage and division, and instead walk as peacemakers in a culture consumed by anger. This post reflects on what it truly means to love our enemies, to speak truth without slander, and to value human life above political wins.

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Question: Who Should Christians Vote For?

As Election Day draws near, Christians are facing immense pressure to vote—and vote a certain way. Amid the clamor, this post encourages believers to prioritize their conscience over outside voices. Drawing on Paul's teaching in Romans 14:1-10, the post suggests that, while Scripture gives clear guidance on some issues, it allows for personal discernment in others, like political choices.

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Unity & Creeds

Are creeds effective guards against compromise and heresy in the Church? Are they useful for upholding essential Christian unity? Or do they simply distract Christians from the whole counsel of God and divide the Church along religious lines of human tradition and dogma? Let's talk about Creeds and Christian Unity!

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