Christians remain in the world to witness for Christ while standing apart through holiness, truth, obedience, purity, and biblical moral courage.
Moral Distinctiveness: In the World But Standing Apart from the World
How Modern Churches Should Reflect First-Century Christianity
Modern churches reflect first-century Christianity through biblical authority, qualified leadership, holy conduct, evangelism, and Christ-centered worship.
Why Biblical Christianity That Reflects the First- Century Christianity Stands
Biblical Christianity stands because it preserves apostolic doctrine, worship, conduct, baptism, evangelism, and the resurrection hope.
Introduction: Defending Christianity in the Twenty-First Century
A Scripture-centered introduction to defending Christianity with reason, evidence, courage, and fidelity to apostolic truth.
Was Infant Baptism Practiced by First-Century Christians?
First-century Christians baptized repentant believers by immersion, not infants, because baptism required faith, discipleship, and confession.
Persecution Under Nero, Paul’s Roman Imprisonment, and the Ministry of Peter
Under Nero, Christians in Rome suffered brutal persecution, while Paul endured imprisonment and Peter strengthened congregations elsewhere.
The Early Jerusalem Congregation: Growth, Persecution, and the Scattering of Holy Ones
The Jerusalem congregation grew rapidly through faithful teaching, endured severe persecution, and was scattered to advance Jehovah’s purpose worldwide.
