Category Archives: Practical Theology

Can a Christian Survive Without Church?

Professing Christians in this country do not prioritize their participation in the body of Christ. There are more important things to do, so it is thought. More specifically, there are Christians who prioritize church attendance, but nothing that actually goes on in worship is especially important to them, and this is because they do notContinueContinue reading “Can a Christian Survive Without Church?”

Avoiding Gossip, Slander, & Unrighteous Anger

Gossip, slander, and unrighteous anger are perhaps some of the most acceptable sins, even within conservative Christianity. But God’s Word condemns all three. Speaking of the widows in 1 Timothy 5:11-13, Paul writes: But refuse the younger widows; for when they have begun to grow wanton against Christ, they desire to marry, having condemnation becauseContinueContinue reading “Avoiding Gossip, Slander, & Unrighteous Anger”

At Victory, We Stand Against Abortion

It’s a pseudo kind of freedom where the woman or women say to themselves, “If I could do what I want, then I’d be free.” Or, to be more specific, “If I could avoid the responsibility of obedience to God, I could be free.” To get even more specific, “If I could simply get rid of this child, which is a blatant expression of disobedience to God, then I could really be free.”