Christian fellowship means no longer knowing others on a surface level but instead getting to the roots of each other’s lives and helping one another with empathy and care.

How we treat someone at church, whether they’re a visitor or longtime member, may affect their involvement and their decision to continue attending. Here are some practical ways to share the love of Christ.

Should pastors preach topically or should they preach chapter-by-chapter, verse-by-verse, through books of the Bible?

What is the holy catholic church? What is the communion of saints? The answers may surprise you.

The Scriptures warned that there would be a problem of Christians saying they don’t need to come to church. We live in those times. And I suggest that people are spiritually languishing because of this disregard.

Those who serve in war leave all to fight against evil and return home with memories of the horrors of battle. How can the church serve and honor members of the military?

There exist the visible church and the invisible church. What’s the difference?

What was Jesus referring to when he told Peter he would give him the “keys of the kingdom”? What is the meaning of this metaphor that our Lord is using in Matthew 16:19?

Churchgoers need discernment both in choosing a faithful church to attend and determining whether they are attending a church for the right reasons. Here are 10 important things to consider in the process.