We are one week away from our annual Ambassadors Seminar. This year’s theme explores the difference between religion and grace. Religion: What man does to earn merit or favor with God. Grace: What God does to provide salvation freely to man. Religious Christianity counts church attendance, prayer, good works, tithing, and confession among the long […]
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Religion and Grace are Different
December 6th, 2014 · Comments Off on Religion and Grace are Different
Singing Right Words
November 22nd, 2014 · Comments Off on Singing Right Words
When visitors come to our church meetings at Grace Ambassadors Bible Fellowship, they notice many things different from traditional churches. One is the big white Grace Hymnals in all the pews. We made our own hymnal by collecting, revising, and sometimes totally rewriting our favorite hymns so that they agree with the Bible rightly divided. […]
2014 Ambassadors Seminar – Religion vs. Grace
October 31st, 2014 · 1 Comment
2014 Ambassadors Seminar This seminar is over. Listen to the recordings below. Theme: Religion vs. Grace What: A month’s worth of church meetings packed into one weekend. New to right division? Get your questions answered. Be introduced to the dispensation of grace. When: Saturday, December 13 / Sunday, December 14, 2014 Cost: Free. Download and […]
Know Where You Lack
July 26th, 2014 · Comments Off on Know Where You Lack
The Thessalonians were praised by Paul for their labour in the ministry (1 Thess 1:3). Paul did not need to sound out the word in their area, because they had already done that. Even so, he desired to “perfect that which was lacking” in their faith (1 Thess 3:10). There will always be a need […]
The Easter Sunday Boost
April 12th, 2014 · Comments Off on The Easter Sunday Boost
Church attendance will see a boost next Sunday, traditionally the most religious day of the year. Church growth experts tell me to prepare for this boost by preparing a special Easter message and making them feel at home. In other words, perpetuate the myth, feed the ignorance, patronize. It is also said that if I […]
