Are Christians Being Persecuted in India?
Understand the reality of the persecuted Christians in India, and the steps we can take…
Serving the kingdom of God
the Truth
Christianity and its true doctrines are being diluted and secularised for gaining popular acceptance. Conservation of the truth is necessary.
the Fruit
Jesus healed, taught, forgave, and provided. We must live our faith to bear the strongest witness. Fruitful service to the needy is necessary.
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New Event: Plant in January
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Christian Solidarity Amidst Persecution
Learning faithful Christian response to persecution from Scripture, history, and lived discipleship.
The Flight of Hope
A sermon about the real gift of hope received on Christmas. Reflecting on humanity’s cry…
Plans to Grow Kingdom Commune
Building and following a stable plan to make our movement an impactful commune striving to…
Notices
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Core Principles
We consider believers of the Nicene Creed or the Apostles’ Creed to be Christian.
Sola Scriptura
the Holy Bible is the infallible authority, with the four Gospels of Jesus Christ serving as the foundation of our faith.
Applied Christianity
only through practicing the radical teachings of Christianity can we serve as an exemplary light amidst the darkness.
Repentance
we must follow the teachings of living according to the standards of God, repentance, and Pauline teachings of gentle upliftment.
Traditions
the Lord’s Prayer, the Apostles’ Creed, and liturgies are preferred means to keep holy the worship of God. Holy means “set apart”, it is our strive to remind ourselves the whys and whats of our faith.
Purity of Commune
the Commune must be a place of purity that can serve as a light to those in darkness. We do not believe in the inclusion of all ideas, as this may lead to the inclusion of said darkness itself.
United Body of Christ
as Christians, it is our sacred responsibility to be gentle towards other Christian brothers, irrespective of their denomination.
““Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven.”
– Matthew 7: 21
