"But he who looks into the perfect law of liberty and continues in it, and is not a forgetful hearer but a doer of the work, this one will be blessed in what he does."
— James 1:25 NKJV
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What About the Church Doing Its Work Through Organizations?
The church's role and authority in doing its work, versus relying on outside organizations.
What Does It Mean to Multiply in the Church?
God expects local churches to multiply by supporting evangelists, preaching in and beyond assembly, and obeying the gospel themselves.
What Does It Mean to Supply the Needs of the Saints?
Explores biblical limits on the church’s duty: meet essential physical needs of fellow Christians; social, fitness, and non-Christian aid belong to individuals.
What Does It Mean to Glorify?
Glorifying God means honoring Him in word and deed, both individually and as a church through worship, service, and unity.
What Does It Mean to Edify?
Edification: Christ calls His church to build up the body through love, teaching, worship, and every member’s life and words.
What Is the Work of the Church?
Explores biblical commands to define the church’s work: unify, edify, glorify, supply needs, multiply—beyond the usual trio of edification, benevolence, evangelism.
How to Remember God's Teachings
Tips from the Bible on how to remember God's teachings, including visual cues, repetition, and living it.
What Does God Want Us to Remember?
Bible study on what God wants us to remember—our past slavery, His commands, miracles—contrasted with what we actually recall and what He will remember of us.
The Wisdom of a Young Man
The book of Job teaches wisdom, highlighting our position before God and humility; Elihu, a young man, speaks wisely, reminding Job that true wisdom comes from God.
The Importance of Reading the Bible
Discover the importance of reading the Bible daily to deepen your relationship with God and overcome life's challenges.