Praise doesn’t stop—it passes from one time zone to another. Like a global choir, the Church sings around the clock. Will you sing your part?
Praise doesn’t stop—it passes from one time zone to another. Like a global choir, the Church sings around the clock. Will you sing your part?
The early church shows us what’s possible when hearts are fully surrendered—reminding us that God can still work through us today.
God calls for unity in the church. Only when we stand together can we stay together, and only in standing together can we defeat the enemy!
Our world: Divided at Babel. Brought back together at Pentecost. The key? For us to be united, waiting for Him to move.
At Babel, languages divided us. At Pentecost, God used them to unite us in Jesus. His Spirit still brings unity in our diversity.
At Babel, pride divided humanity. But through Jesus—the Word made flesh—we’re united again under the Name above every name.
God’s family is bigger than our comfort zones. The Spirit unites us in Christ, even with those we find strange. One flock. One Shepherd.
If you think the early church was perfect, read the next chapter! But they figured out their differences and started over. Shouldn’t we do the same?
The Christian church is so far from what God intends it to be! But maybe that’s because we focus on it instead of Jesus…
In order for our body to function properly, all organs must work together. It is the same with the body of Christ! We must work together in unity!