Articles by: CAC

Unity in Christ: Loving One Another Amidst Differences in Beliefs

For a Christian church, the foundation is unshakeably Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior. This belief forms the bedrock of our faith (John 14:6, ESV: “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.”). Our commitment to Christ makes us His disciples, but our love for one another is the true test of our Christian community. Jesus Himself declared, “By this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another” (John 13:35).

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Why We Should Embrace a Multi-Voiced Church

Why We Should Embrace a Multi-Voiced Church: Scriptural Guidance and Spirit-Led Community In recent years, there has been a growing interest in a church structure that encourages multi-voiced participation—where each member is welcomed to share insights, reflections, and gifts rather than relying on a single speaker or leader. This approach, […]

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Telling the story of God a better way

Originally Michael Frost – https://mikefrost.net/the-way-you-tell-the-story-of-god-matters/ I have noted previously that Christians need to learn to tell their own spiritual autobiographies more effectively. I wrote, “Less and less people want to listen to religious lectures or church sermons, but they’ll listen to stories from your spiritual autobiography if you can tell […]

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Building a Welcoming and Friendly Small Church

Building a Welcoming and Friendly Small Church Building a welcoming small church requires intentionality. For a small church to grow and thrive, it’s essential to cultivate a culture of friendliness and outreach that makes visitors feel at home. Whether it’s through personal interaction or a church-wide initiative, this article will […]

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Fearless Teaching Needed (A Poem from the “The Sin Series”)

Fearless Teaching Needed Our hearts should feast on holiness,And joy that ever shines,The Christian life’s eternal blissIn heaven’s perfect lines.But still we must not turn awayFrom truths both harsh and stern,For many drift from light of day,To shadows where they burn. Too often, sermons soft and sweetAppease the ears polite,While […]

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Why Anabaptists Should Vote in Australia

Why Anabaptists Should Vote in Australia Background In many democratic nations, voting is optional, with only about 5% of democracies in the world enforcing compulsory voting, often with fines or other penalties. In Australia, voting is mandatory, requiring every eligible citizen to participate in elections. For many Christians, particularly Anabaptists, […]

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The Anabaptist Tradition and the Dangers of Legalism

The Anabaptist Tradition and the Dangers of Legalism Special Note:All forms of Christianity have their own traps and pitfalls. The Anabaptist tradition is not alone in this regard. This article acknowledges the dangers of legalism and offers insights into how we can avoid these traps. Anabaptism, with its deep commitment […]

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