Fellowship is fundamentally a reality, not an experience

Most often , Christians speak of fellowship as an activity or subjective experience.  Yet, “fellowship” translates the Greek word “koinonia” and a better translation would be “invested partnership” or “a sharing together”: fellowship is an objective reality. John Stott explains:…

Future son-in-laws better plan on rings, and Christians better plan to observe . . .

Is your local church observing the Lord’s Supper this Sunday? There is an analogy to be made between a wedding (the outward celebration of the marriage covenant) and the ordinances or sacraments. I have two beautiful daughters (one with blue…