Among the most hotly contested and misinterpreted subjects in Christian theology is the idea of the “unpardonable sin,” often known as “blasphemy against the Holy Spirit.” The Bible notes it in Matthew 12:31–32, Mark 3:28–29, and Luke 12:10. Here is a definition of the unpardonable sin, a discussion of whether a Christian may commit it, …
It is imperative for the current day church leadership to comprehend and respond to the faith patterns of Generation Z, who were born approximately between 1997 and 2012, bearing in mind that they are the future of the church. Technology, societal changes, and global issues have all influenced this generation in a unique way, which …
Biblical Guidance for Mental Health: What the Bible Has to Say About Depression, Anxiety, and Recovery Anxiety and depression are serious mental health issues that impact a lot of individuals, including Christians. Although Christianity does not shield us from these difficulties, the Bible provides insight, solace, and hope. God is concerned about our mental and …
Raising Godly Children In A Secular Society: Encouraging Parents In Their Spiritual Leadership Christian parents today have the arduous task of bringing up godly and morally upright kids in a society that frequently deviates from biblical principles. How can parents help their children develop a strong faith in the face of social pressures, technological influences, …
With almost two millennia of history, Christianity has been crucial in forming the political, social, and cultural growth of the United Kingdom. Here is a general chronicle of its past: Roman Britain (1st–5th Century) • Introduction of Christianity: Most likely in the third or fourth century, Christianity first arrived in Britain during Roman control. Roman …
The Church of England was created in 1534 by King Henry VIII, in the midst of the Protestant Reformation, but with a primary motivation being to be able to annul his marriage to his first wife Catherine of Aragon. Henry VIII was the King of England from 22 April 1509 until his death in 1547. …
Did you know it doesn’t take a greater amount of the Holy Spirit, and of course, anointing, to raise the dead than it takes to heal a headache? Really? Yes! If this is true, and of course, it’s true; why then do you not raise the dead? Why do you feel healing of cancer is …
A recent survey has revealed that Easter Sunday has one of the highest attended Sunday Church services for the vast majority of churches in the United States. The survey, which was carried out by Lifeway Research, and released Tuesday, found that 90% of surveyed Protestant pastors listed Easter as either the most attended Sunday, or …
Can two people walk together without agreeing on the direction? (Amos 3:3) Having Unity of Purpose or Agreeing on the Direction to focus on is very essential to the success or failure of any organization. To establish a successful organization or partnership, the subject of the Direction To Go must be well spelt out and …
Billy Graham was an American evangelical Christian evangelist and a prominent evangelical Christian figure in the United States and the world, whose life and ministry left indelible marks on the sands of time. He was born on November 7, 1918, and reared on a dairy farm in Charlotte, North Carolina. Evangelist Billy Graham died on …
