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 …
Read More »Understanding Christian Denomination And Its Historical Origin
One word which has come to be widely used by the body of Christ today is denomination. It arose from the establishment of Churches with differing theological understandings, doctrines, worship, governments, names and others, over the centuries. Unfortunately, many church people have little or no understanding of the word, its …
Read More »A Desire For Unity In The Church
God has one Church on earth called the body of Christ. It is not called the bodies of Christ. The Lord Jesus purposed to build one united Church (Matthew 16:18). The earliest apostles of Christ were not ignorant about the concept of the oneness and unity of the Church of …
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