“The Dangers of Christian “Fellowship” Christian fellowship is meant to be a powerful force for good—a means of building each other up, sharing in Christ’s love, and glorifying God together. However, when it deviates from its true purpose, fellowship can become something dangerous. This lesson serves as a wake-up call to those who may think that simply gathering together or calling it “fellowship” is enough, when in fact, it has become a breeding ground for negativity, division, and dishonor to God. It’s crucial to remember that true fellowship is about mutual encouragement, spiritual growth, and lifting each other up in the faith. Unfortunately, too many Christians have turned fellowship into an opportunity to indulge in unhealthy behavior—spreading gossip, sowing seeds of jealousy, and creating an environment that does not promote the love and unity Christ desires. Fellowship that fails to reflect Christ’s love does not glorify God; instead, it causes division and hinders the work …More
Heretics and Apostates always falsely lead souls astray for their own SELF will and gain as opposed to the Will of Almighty GOD and His ONLY TRUE CHURCH which JESUS CHRIST instituted, the ONE, HOLY, CATHOLIC, and APOSTOLIC CHURCH.
Winston Churchill once joked: “When I was young, I had one rule: no alcohol before lunch. Now that I’m no longer young, I strictly follow the rule: no alcohol… before breakfast.” Churchill remains the only British Prime Minister to ever receive the Nobel Prize in Literature. Reading him reminds you that you don’t need to write massive novels to be a brilliant writer — or a philosopher, for that matter. Here are some of his reflections that still hit surprisingly well today: 1. If you’re going through hell, keep going. 2. You have enemies? Good. That means you stood up for something at some point. 3. A crisis is simply an opportunity in disguise. 4. A wise person doesn’t make all the mistakes alone — they let others have some. 5. The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter. 6. Success is the ability to go from failure to failure without losing enthusiasm. 7. Kites fly highest against the wind, not with it. 8. Only a fool never changes his …More