Discipleship and Service
Is evangelism only for the specially gifted? While some are called as evangelists, Scripture shows that sharing the Gospel is a privilege—and responsibility—for all believers.
2. Timothy 4:5; Ephesians 4:11; 2. Corinthians 3:3
In this article, the subtle ways the devil tempts believers are explored, from persuasive preachers to digital seduction, showing how deception can enter homes and minds—and why discernment and caution are essential in protecting faith today.
2 Timothy 3:6; Titus 1:10-11
True Christianity isn’t a part-time commitment—it’s total surrender. Jesus calls us not to comfort, but to discipleship marked by love, self-denial, obedience, and sacrifice. These seven clear conditions aren’t optional extras—they’re the path of those who truly follow Christ.
Luke 14:26,33; Matthew 16:24; John 8:31; 13:35
In this article, we consider the subtle danger of seeking recognition in Christian service, how the desire for greatness can distract from Christ, diminish personal peace and joy, and why humility and a Christ-centered focus are essential.
Jeremiah 45:5; John 3:30
A monkey’s grip on a banana can cost its life—and we’re often no different. Clinging to what we want, we risk losing what truly matters. This powerful illustration challenges both unbelievers and believers to examine what they’re holding onto… and what it might be costing them.
Mark 8:36
Protecting your life may feel safe—but it leads to emptiness. Real life is found in giving it away for Christ. Lose it, and you’ll find it.
Matthew 16:25; Mark 8:35; Luke 9:24
In this article, we explore the gap between prayer and action, reflecting on how Christians can align their giving with God’s heart and use their resources to bless others rather than merely accumulating wealth for themselves.
2 Corinthians 9:7; 1 John 3:17; Matthew 6:19-21
In this article, we explore Paul’s teaching to the Corinthians on serving in the Lord’s work, emphasizing that every worker is a servant, each has unique gifts, Christ is the only foundation, and God alone gives growth and rewards for faithful service.
1 Corinthians 3:5-15
God’s will, not our own: Are you a servant or a master in your relationship with God? This article challenges the common misconception of dictating to God, emphasizing the fulfilling nature of obedient service.
Luke 17:10
Fruitfulness through abiding in Christ: This article challenges the misconception that constant religious activity equals spiritual success. Discover Jesus’s teaching on abiding in Him as the source of true fruitfulness, not striving for results.
John 15:5
In this article, we reflect on Joshua’s final words, highlighting three timeless calls for believers: to obey God’s Word, persevere with heart and purpose, and express love through action—showing how dedication, commitment, and heartfelt service shape a faithful life.
Joshua 23:6,8,11
In this article, we reflect on Elijah’s story and God’s provision through unexpected means, exploring how faith and obedience allow us to trust God’s promises rather than relying on our own resources or circumstances.
1 Kings 17:4
Can you truly love God with all your heart? This article uses the analogy of a wife’s divided affections to illustrate God’s desire for our undivided devotion, emphasizing that only complete surrender brings true fulfillment.
Matthew 22:37; 1 Corinthians 7:35; Exodus 20:5
Why do Christians struggle with sin? This article challenges the self-centered approach to holiness, arguing that a God-centered focus on obedience, rather than personal victory, is key to experiencing true Christian living.
1 Peter 1:16
In this article, we examine the practice of tithing and contrast it with New Testament principles of Christian giving, showing how gratitude, love, and generosity—rather than obligation—shape a faithful, purposeful, and joyful approach to sharing with others.
2 Corinthians 8:7-9,14; 9:6-7
In this article, we examine the early Christian assembly in Acts, exploring how believers were known as “their own company,” “disciples,” “the way,” and eventually “Christians,” highlighting a life fully devoted to Christ that set them apart in character and practice.
Acts 4:30; 9:1-2; 11:26
In this article, we reflect on the Lord’s work as His sovereign activity, exploring lessons from Acts 11 about cooperation among servants, humility in ministry, wise communication, and how love and unity shape effective Christian service.
Acts 11:19-26
In this article, we reflect on how even small gifts to God’s servants are seen as a fragrant offering to Him, transforming giving from a routine act into an expression of love, worship, and participation in God’s work.
Philippians 4:18
In this article, we explore the New Testament view of commandments, distinguishing them from legalism, and discuss how Christians can follow Christ’s instructions in freedom while avoiding moral relativism or drifting from biblical guidance.
John 14:15
In this article, we explore the true meaning of love from a biblical perspective, showing that love is more than feelings—it is a conscious choice to serve, sacrifice, and seek the well-being of others, following the example of God’s love in Christ.
1 John 3:16; 4:8; 1 Corinthians 13:5
