Prayer: Why Bother?
Prayer is God’s personal invitation to engage in direct, one-on-one relationship with Him, the very purpose for which we were created.
Prayer is God’s personal invitation to engage in direct, one-on-one relationship with Him, the very purpose for which we were created.
The North American Ministerial Council was held in Covington, Kentucky, recently. During that time, the community surrounding the council was hosting an event called Blink. Each night prominent buildings were lit with laser light shows, and just outside the meeting area a large drone swarm created a three-dimensional display that morphed from one image to […]
Does doctrine have any connection to a relationship with Jesus? Does the Bible give any instruction regarding whether we should have a doctrinal statement?
To formally equip local church leaders, Artios Christian College offers LEA 321, Leadership in the Church of God (Seventh Day).
My wife and I recently attended a wedding on the bank of a lake overshadowed by steep mountain slopes. The sky, water, and trees provided a gorgeous backdrop. God’s handiwork was the primary decoration, and He did a fabulous job! As we waited to sign the guest book, we were directed to another line where […]
Because following Jesus is exactly what it means to be a Christian, every believer is called to be a leader!
We need to be able to speak the language, to have at least a cursory insight into the worldviews of those we are likely to encounter.
A mind-boggling truth of the Christian faith is, followers of Jesus are to be the incarnation of Jesus, the Living Jesus in the world today!
Are you off the couch yet? Are you ready to be a part of calling the Church of God to be part of a “Priesthood of All Believers”?
“The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand. Repent, and believe in the gospel” (Mark 1:15). With these words, Mark’s Gospel inaugurates the ministry of Jesus. They carried tremendous impact in His day, and they should in ours as well. Jesus spoke into a time of heightened expectation. John the Baptist had shattered […]