A biblical house church is more than a Bible study. Scripture outlines an orderly, Spirit-filled pattern for gathering—songs, teaching, prophecy, discernment, and fellowship—in the home.
Paul’s bold message in Acts 13 announced forgiveness and justification through Christ, not temple sacrifice. It split his audience, just as Jesus foretold, showing that the old way is gone …
What looks like success in church growth may actually be failure. This article explores why megachurches struggle and why small, multiplying gatherings could be the biblical path forward.
David Rutherford shares his story of miscarriage, shame, and loss, and speaks openly about teen and veteran suicide. He points to Christ, vulnerability, and the courage to connect as the …
God doesn’t need our worship; He created us to love us. JonMark Baker teaches that true worship responds to God’s works with faith, obedience, and everyday sacrifice.
Five Things We Will Learn How persecution scattered the early church and fueled the spread of the gospel. Why the gospel’s wild growth was both beautiful and chaotic. How Barnabas …
The early church exploded with raw, messy growth after persecution scattered believers. Discover how Paul and Barnabas brought apostolic order, rooting the wild harvest in truth and relationship.
Light House Prophecy – VFNtv (Our Story) Why This Matters I want to talk about the Light House Prophecy because quite often you’ll see where God speaks a word in …
What if Jesus isn’t asking you to “go to church” but to be the Church—right where you live? In this urgent message, Commands of Jesus – Part 18: House of …
When God says, “have nothing to do with them,” it’s not cruelty—it’s covenant obedience. This teaching unpacks Titus 3:10, the pain of separation, the dangers of digital connection, and why …
What does Jesus say about tithing? He affirms it, but goes further—calling us to wise stewardship, generosity, and full-hearted surrender. Because in the end, it’s not about money—it’s about the …
Why don’t the Amish drive cars? Because they understand what many of us have forgotten: community is formed at the table. Explore how meals—then and now—shape faith, reveal Jesus, and …
