Archive for category: Grow in Faith

You probably have seen shows or films about people who encountered ghosts during their lifetime. Some are just fictional funny stories, but some bring real crippling fear. Maybe you’ve already heard of countless spooky ghost stories from people you know. And for those with real encounters, this has become an evident source of fear and paranoia. Are ghosts even real? […]

You probably grew up knowing that the church is just a building that people visit every Sunday. However, in a Christian life, a church is much more than that. What is church, really? The church that the Bible refers to comes from the Greek word “ecclesia” which means congregation, assembly or meeting. It is not a structure but an assembly […]

When faced with conflicting beliefs and opinions, people can have the tendency to pit against each other and treat neighbors as enemies. It can also become easy for a man to hate others when faced with overwhelming struggles. Likewise, you can be really frustrated when you encounter barriers in sharing the Word of God to other people. It’s like someone is preventing you from sharing God’s love, isn’t it? Have you ever wondered where all these originate from?  Are you just surrounded […]

“Jesus Christ.”  You’ve probably heard the Name, or you know Him and have accepted Him as your personal Lord and Savior – but who is Jesus, really?  Is He truly the Savior? Is He really the Son of God?  Jesus, the Man  Isaiah 9:6 says, “For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, […]

Some believers don’t fast. Not because they don’t want to, but because they have not fully digested the sense and significance of fasting.  Fasting – like prayer – is a spiritual discipline that must never go out of style. In fact, with all that is happening around the world, prayer and fasting are needed now more than ever! So put those utensils down and delve on what the Bible has […]

“Baptism.” You might have heard of it since you were young, and now you ask, “What does baptism really mean? Do I have to be baptized to be saved? Is water baptism the same as baptism in the Holy Spirit?” What is baptism?  Baptism came from the Greek word ‘baptizō,’ which literally means to dip, immerse, or wash – according to Bible.org. As the Word of God points out, baptism expresses union with Christ in His […]