The church was never meant to be contained by walls. Discover why small, Spirit-led gatherings are the way back to the boundless growth of the early church.
A prophetic message revealing why the future of Church strength lies not in crowds alone, but in mature, covenant-driven koinonia that forms a global net of provision and protection.
In a time of deep darkness, God is calling His people back to the home—not for retreat, but for preparation. The question is simple: when He knocks, will we open …
As AI replaces companionship, the Church faces a defining moment. This article confronts the quiet loss of humanity—and calls believers to practice real presence again.
Is the church defined by buildings—or by obedience? This teaching uncovers the biblical difference between house church and church in a house, and why structure, covering, and honor matter.
Brother Yun’s testimony in The Heavenly Man is a blazing reminder that true discipleship is forged through obedience, suffering, and unwavering faith in Jesus Christ.
America faces an unprecedented wave of church closures. Yet in a small rural town, one church’s story reveals that revival is still possible when the Church remembers its mission.
The Holy Spirit isn’t trying to make you paranoid — He’s trying to protect your calling. Learn how to recognize fake friends, embrace true ones, and walk in the kind …
Trae Stephens reveals why civilizations collapse when young men lose purpose—and how work, community, and the local church can restore stability, belonging, and hope.
Key Points Affirming Women in Ministry — With Scriptural Support The following article summarizes key biblical and theological points discussed by Doug Clay, General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God, …
Agapē love—the holy, covenant love of God—requires truth, order, and at times, separation. When the unrepentant depart, it is not rejection but protection, allowing peace and purity to return. In …
Roy Williams’ Pendulum Theory shows how history swings between unity and individuality, shaping culture, leadership, and faith. As the “We Generation” begins its decline, people are moving from crowds back …
