Literature

A carol to my King

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During the last Lord’s Table, we sang a popular hymn that many believers are familiar with: “There is sunshine in my soul today.” Some might even call it a “children’s service” song. Indeed, children...

What makes you human?

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Do you know what makes you human? It’s not just that we are smarter or more advanced than other creatures. It’s that we have the capacity to sense something beyond the physical world around...

Citizens of a heavenly kingdom

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As believers, we are citizens of the most powerful kingdom on the earth. When we first believed, we received the Holy Spirit as a pledge of our inheritance through faith (Eph. 1:13-14). All our...

Communion — share in common

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Gathered around the table on the Lord’s Day morning, there is a platter of unleavened bread and a pitcher of wine. Both are passed out, and we eat the bread and drink the wine,...

One Body

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This is the chorus of a hymn we often sing when gathered together. It expresses the unique oneness of the Body of Christ and our desire to manifest this oneness for the world to see. Some would call it an anthem of the church...

A service of humanity

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There is no such thing as a perfect “church meeting.” Whenever we come together, we may try to create a program with no hiccups, a plan to prevent problems, or a structure to keep...

The expanse in us

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If you have had the privilege to know the Lord, you may have had the experience that your life suddenly has new dimensions. Maybe you can’t quite describe it, but your universe swells, your...

Telling the world you’re content

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People in the world are searching high and low for something that will satisfy them. But whether we seek satisfaction in physical, material, moral, or intellectual means, we will always thirst again.  This thirst of...

The great famine of our generation

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The church today has become irrelevant in the eyes of the world, either pushed into the corner of society as a dead, religious institution or viewed as a strange group of old-fashioned traditionalists. But...