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There are several Bible translations, such as the New Living Translation (NLT), the New American Standard (NASB), the New Revised Standard Version (NRSV), the English Standard Version (ESV), and the King James Version, among others. Different denominations use different translations. So, what Bible translations do different denominations use? Denominations such as Protestant denominations allow members … Read more

Lent for most Christian churches means starting to prepare for the most important day in Christian’s lives, Easter Sunday. Most believers are always looking forward to the day Jesus is resurrected, as it marks a new beginning in their lives. However, before Easter Sunday, Christians usually observe the lent season, which is generally 40 days … Read more

While both the protestant and reformed churches are Christian churches, they feature a set of practices and belief systems that set them apart from each other. They also feature several similarities, which make it difficult for many to differentiate these Christian religions, hence this Reformed vs. Protestant post. The main difference between Protestant and Reformed … Read more

Many people do not know the difference between protestant and non-denominational Christianity. This is not surprising since the latter emerged from Protestantism. The main question pondered by society is; what is the difference between Non-Denominational vs. Protestant? The term protestant refers to a church or a person that has broken away from Catholic practices and … Read more

Catholicism generally has similar beliefs, practices, and historical ties with other Christian denominations. However, the Catholic population easily outnumbers Christian denominations worldwide. Catholic beliefs on issues such as sufficiency of Scripture, papal pre-eminence, salvation, and what happens to someone immediately after they die are also so different from those of Protestants and Evangelicals that one … Read more

As a believer of God’s word and pastor, I have a deep appreciation for the history andsignificance of Noah’s ark. The Bible speculates that Noah’s ark saved living creatures fromfloods. Though this is one of the most memorable in the Bible, many people wonder why Godchose Noah. Some of my Sunday school students ask me, … Read more

According to the dictionary, a church is a building used for public Christian worship. Christians are both scripturally and regionally varied. Catholicism and Protestantism are the two most common Christian affiliations. But what we’re curious about is, can anyone go into a Catholic church to pray or think? Everyone is welcome to pray and unwind … Read more

Since time immemorial, one of the forms of worship for Christians in the church has been through dancing. Whether through fast or slow movements, a good number of Christians have enjoyed their praise and worship sessions while dancing for God. Some Christians who have interacted with many Baptists have been perplexed by their different worship … Read more

Evangelical and Non-denominational churches have much in common. Most Non-denominational churches belong to the Evangelicalism movement. In the Non- denominational vs. Evangelical debate, scholars try to establish the theological comparison between the two. Evangelicalism is a Christian movement that is part of the Protestant movement whose main focus is spreading the good news. Non-denominationalism is … Read more

Many Christians who have read the Bible are fascinated with Noah’s story. Noah and his family found favor in God’s eyes, and He spared them from the floods that swept off all human existence. God instructed Noah to let build an ark in which his family and animals went in. There have been debates suggesting … Read more