Christianity started with one united Church in ancient Israel in the first-century with a few disciples of Jesus Christ, the head. The disciples increased in number when Peter and other apostles began to preach the gospel of the Kingdom of heaven (Acts 2:14-41). The Christian Faith spread to Europe where …
Read More »The Death That Brought Life To Many
“Truly, truly, I say to you, unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone; but if it dies, it bears much fruit” (John 12:24). When Adam sinned, he acquired a death nature that was passed down to all generations after him. Therefore, the life …
Read More »Causes Of Denominational Divisions In Christianity (1)
The first established denominational Church after the death of Peter, Paul and the other earliest disciples of Jesus was the Roman Catholic Church in Rome. Though the Catholic Church traces its formation to the first-century, the term “Catholic Church” was used by Saint Ignatius of Antioch in a letter around …
Read More »Manifesting God’s Glory
We have emphasised in this series that the glory of God should not be understood merely in terms of supernatural experiences, miracles, signs and wonders, or visible demonstrations of divine power. God’s glory is also about His character, goodness, love, holiness, faithfulness, compassion, mercy and other virtues. Therefore, the manifestation …
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