If the Apostle Paul knew anything, it was that the Christian life is war. He battled the tension within himself, and he endured hostility in his ministry. What he also knew, down to his marrow, was the significance of Christian unity. Though we don’t face shipwreck or imprisonment like Paul, we do experience spiritual battles of our own. Here are some examples of how we, at Believers Church, have gone to war together over the last few months.
The Christian life isn’t a stroll down “easy street”; it’s more like a march toward death row. Jesus requires us to “pick up our cross and follow (him)”, and Scripture orders us to, “put to death the deeds of (our) sinful nature” (Ro.8:13). Dying is the destiny of every single believer, and whether we like … Read more
This time of year, the days are short and the nights are long. The temptation to hibernate increases as the temperature decreases. However, this hasn’t deterred us from seeking the Lord and spending time with each other.
At Believers Church Duluth, we’re part of a story. It’s the story of God bringing a bunch of sinners together, teaching them to love and serve, and inviting them to live lives of purpose. What you’re about to see are the newest pages that have been written. God has been very good to us the last few months, providing opportunity to engage each other and our local community.
In Duluth, we sure love summer…but we love each other more. The last few months provided great opportunity for fellowship. On Sunday’s we’ve been learning about the building of the church in the book of Acts, and it’s given many parallels to the growth of our rag-tag group. Keep scrolling for just a few examples of what we’re thankful for lately.
s summer kicks off here in Duluth, we’re excited to share some of the great things that have kept us busy over the past few months. It’s been a time filled with growth, connection and plenty of fun that’s brought our community closer together and built up God’s kingdom. Here’s a peek at what we’ve been up to.
From fun events and gatherings to weekend retreats and serving togethering, we’ve covered a lot of ground in the first few months of 2024.