God’s plan to bring salvation to the world is far bigger than we can imagine. It includes people from every tongue tribe and nation. As a result, the Christian community is one of unity in diversity. Pastor Brown explains to us how the church can operate in unity with such an array of diversity.

Pray for wisdom in applying the truth of God’s Word to our lives. Sometimes we have to decide what to do in areas where the Bible doesn’t specifically tell us what is right or wrong. Christians may disagree about these areas. One question you can ask yourself when choosing what to do is, “Will my actions encourage another person to sin?” Can you think of some examples of an activity that is not prohibited in the Bible, but might unintentionally lead another person toward sin?

God has united us by the mighty truth of the gospel, but within this unity, we may find certain aspects of the Christian life uncertain. In these areas we are to give deference to other Christians to obey their conscience and receive, that is, lovingly welcome such Christians. While doing this we must beware of the pitfalls or ride we may fall into whether we be weak or strong in conscience.

Pauls team goes to Phillipi and are thrown into jail. They prayed and sang while in stocks. Tune in for the rest of the story. Is your home a place of spiritual growth?

In a world overshadowed by darkness, it is our tendency to grow weary and slumber. Pastor Brown challenges us from Romans 13:11-15 to see our salvation as deliverance from this world's darkness into our future glorification with Jesus Christ. This we must do with a militant mindset as we put on Christ, who is the Light of the world, making no provision for the flesh but making every provision for Christ.

In a world overshadowed by darkness, it is our tendency to grow weary and slumber. Pastor Brown challenges us from Romans 13:11-15 to see our salvation as deliverance from this world's darkness into our future glorification with Jesus Christ. This we must do with a militant mindset as we put on Christ, who is the Light of the world, making no provision for the flesh but making every provision for Christ.