Welcome to a delightful series of letters that will take you on a one-of-a-kind and light- hearted journey through various aspects of the Christian faith. These letters are not intended to be bible-bashing or to overwhelm you with a lifetime\’s worth of theological discourse. Instead, they seek to gently guide you, sharing insights and truths while remaining sensitive to the Holy Spirit\’s leading in your life.
Christianity, you see, is more than just a set of rules or dogmas to be imposed on others. It is a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and each person\’s relationship is unique. We believe in the Great Commission, the call to go and make disciples of all nations, but we also recognise that this is a deeply personal journey of faith. #brendonnaicker #heavenly #heavenlyinbox #theologyschool #dearfriend #letters #christianity #christian #discipleship #biblestudy Heavenly Inbox https://amzn.eu/d/24jzR43
The Reality of Religious Institutions …The Divine Divide
In this blog, we delve deep into issues facing religious institutions, unraveling the truth behind their waning influence. No matter your beliefs or background, join us as we explore the reasons why people from all walks of life are turning away from churches. From issues like nepotism, the pursuit of wealth, and shallow relationships to the formation of exclusive cliques and incompetent leadership, we shed light on the uncomfortable realities that have shaken the faith of countless individuals. Brace yourself for an honest and critical examination of the challenges facing religious communities today.
Unfriending Temptation: Pastors Breaking Free from Explicit Content on Social Media
Are you ready to dive into a captivating journey of redemption and freedom? In our latest blog, we delve into a topic rarely discussed but of utmost importance: pastors\’ battle against addiction to explicit content on social media. Discover the shocking progression, the consequences, and most importantly, the steps to finding deliverance and restoration in Christ.
Exposing the Unbiblical Church Partnership Scheme
In today\’s fast-paced world, ministries are facing new challenges as they strive to fulfill their mission and impact lives. One of the most significant shifts observed in recent years is the increasing dependence on financial donations, raising concerns about the potential dilution of faith and its implications for spiritual growth.
Debate: Contextualisation in the Church – For and Against
So, which side do you fall on? Join us for a lively debate on the merits and pitfalls of contextualisation in the church. Engage with both perspectives and come to your own conclusion about the role of culture in worship. Don\’t miss this opportunity to learn and grow in your faith.
Christian Perspective on Music in the Church
The goal of Christian worship should be to deepen our relationship with God and to express our faith in a way that is meaningful and authentic. By refocusing on this goal, we can overcome the ills of modern worship and create a more spiritually fulfilling experience for all believers.
Do you know of Constantine\’s mother Helena?
The church is not trapped by the physical buildings that Helena started, but rather has continued to develop and adapt to new cultural and historical contexts. While these physical structures remain important symbols of the faith and an important part of Christian history and tradition, they are just one aspect of a vibrant and dynamic faith community that continues to grow and change over time.
Church has become a Building
Institutionalism is the process by which religious organisations become more focused on their own survival and maintenance rather than on the spiritual needs of their members.
Favouritism and Unfair Practices in Church Appointments: Exploring Causes and Solutions
Nepotism is the practice of showing favoritism towards family members or friends, especially in hiring, promotions, or appointments, rather than based on merit or qualifications. Nepotism is the lowest and least imaginative form of
corruption.
Beyond Appearances: Prioritising Talent and Ability over Skin Colour in Church Settings
The church is supposed to be a place where all believers are welcome, regardless of race, ethnicity, or social status. However, the reality is that prejudice and discrimination still exist in many churches, often leading to the unfair treatment of certain individuals or groups. In particular, the issue of prejudice treatment can arise when a person\’s giftings or talents are overlooked in favour of their skin colour.