The True Basis of Christian Unity

Submitted by Matt Costella on Jul, 05, 2017

“Now the God of patience and consolation grant you to be likeminded one toward another according to Christ Jesus” (Romans 15:5). One of the living and most vital issues before the church of the present day is the subject of Christian unity or likemindedness. It is discussed on every hand. The air is full of it. And it is no wonder, for some of the great religious bodies are just about to be rent asunder. Of course, we are not so much concerned about organic union or disunion.

Jesus Christ Is…

Submitted by Matt Costella on Jun, 20, 2017

The Word of Life (John 1:1-14)

Inconsistency = Confusion

Submitted by Matt Costella on Jun, 13, 2017

If there is any one word that characterizes the religious world of our day, it is inconsistency. Of course, the only way to avoid being inconsistent is to follow the Bible very closely and carefully, that is, to be obedient to the Word of God. And since this is a day of disobedience to the Holy Scriptures, it should come as no surprise that religious leaders are continually causing confusion in the ranks because they have chosen the way of human reasoning and evaluation rather than being willing to “suffer with Christ outside the gate.”

Man's Questions and God's Answers

Submitted by Matt Costella on Jun, 07, 2017

Man is constantly asking questions. One of the most hopeful and encouraging signs in the mental development of a boy or girl is the habit of asking questions. The person who really succeeds in this world in material things is the one who is constantly, inquisitively and persistently asking questions.

Looking for a Church?

Submitted by Matt Costella on Jun, 01, 2017

Many people want to know what to look for in a church. Often, well-intentioned pastors or Christian leaders have offered their own list of requirements, or those seeking a church may have devised their own criteria in their minds. Yet such lists or criteria are often filled with somewhat trivial or “surface” litmus tests that in no way speak to the root of what a church truly is or should be. Unfortunately, many people believe (or are led to believe) that the perfect church exists. They simply need to find it, and they will find themselves happy for the rest of their lives.

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