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True worship is a whole-life response to God through Jesus, empowered by the Holy Spirit and anchored in Scripture. It includes gathered singing and prayer, but also shapes how we work, love, give, use our bodies, pursue justice, forgive, and obey. Worship is not performance; it is surrendered communion with God. In this article, we will explore how the Bible presents worship as more than music or a Sunday experience. We will consider worship in spirit and truth, the offering

When a nation gathers to pray, the Church is reminded that spiritual renewal begins with humble dependence on God, not hostility toward people. Corporate prayer unites believers around repentance, mercy, the Gospel, and hope. For the global Church, such gatherings become an invitation to pray faithfully across borders, in homes, churches, small groups, and online communities. The recent Battle for Britain gathering in Manchester brought thousands of Christians from the United

Salvation in the Assemblies of God is God’s gracious rescue from sin through Jesus Christ, the Son of God. Jesus became fully human, died in our place, rose bodily from the grave, and offers forgiveness and new life to everyone who turns to God in repentance and trusts Him by faith. Salvation is received by grace, not earned by works. This Bible study begins a four-part look at the Assemblies of God’s core doctrines: Jesus Christ the Savior, the baptism in the Holy Spirit, di

In Assemblies of God teaching, baptism in the Holy Spirit is a distinct empowering experience for believers who have trusted Christ. It equips us for witness, service, prayer, and spiritual ministry. Its initial physical evidence is speaking in other tongues as the Spirit gives utterance, while a Spirit-filled life also produces Christlike fruit. This study is the second part of a four-part global series on the Assemblies of God’s Four Core Doctrines: Jesus Christ the Savior,

Yes. The Assemblies of God teaches that divine healing is biblical, included in Christ’s atoning work, and available to every believer as a privilege. We are encouraged to pray with faith, welcome God’s healing power, seek wise medical care, and trust Him compassionately when healing comes slowly, differently, or not in this present life. This is the third article in a four-part series on the Assemblies of God Four Core Doctrines: Jesus Christ the Savior, the baptism in the H

The second coming of Christ is the church’s blessed hope because Jesus will personally return, raise and transform His people, and bring them into everlasting fellowship with Him. This promise is not an invitation to predict dates. It comforts the grieving, calls believers to holy readiness, strengthens faithful service, and sends the church to share the gospel. In this fourth study of the Assemblies of God Four Core Doctrines, we turn to the promise of Christ’s return. The B

Online church can be a genuine ministry of Christ-centered worship, Scripture, prayer, fellowship, discipleship, mutual care, and mission. It can help people encounter Jesus when distance, illness, caregiving, work, persecution, or other barriers prevent in-person attendance. Yet online church should not be treated as a simple replacement for the embodied relationships and shared life of a local church. The question is more important than a label. When someone asks, “Is onlin

Make wise decisions by surrendering your preferences and fears to God, testing every option against Scripture, examining the character it will form, seeking mature counsel, allowing time to clarify motives and consequences, and then taking the obedient next step. You may not feel certain, but you can move forward faithfully with God. Decision-making becomes especially difficult when the outcome matters deeply. You may be choosing whether to accept a job, move, begin or end a

The best Bible translation is the one you understand, can read consistently, and can trust to represent the meaning of Scripture. For many readers, NIV or CSB is a balanced starting point; ESV supports closer study, NLT offers exceptional accessibility, and KJV serves readers who value historic language. Compare translations when a passage matters deeply. Choosing a Bible translation can feel surprisingly personal. You may want a version that is easy to understand, faithful t

The Bible presents marriage as God’s covenant design: a man and woman leave former primary loyalties, hold fast to one another, and become one flesh. Jesus affirms this pattern as a God-joined lifelong union. Christian marriage is not a promise of ease or perfection; it is a Spirit-shaped school of faithful love, holiness, and discipleship. Marriage is often discussed as if the Bible gives couples a formula for avoiding every hardship. Scripture offers something deeper. It gi