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The Theology of Small Things: Why Small Churches Matter

August 6, 2026

Is a bigger church always a better church? Scripture challenges us to measure success not by size or numbers, but by faithfulness to God and His mission.

What Happens After Death? The Bible’s Hope of Resurrection

August 5, 2026

Many assume believers go immediately to heaven after death. But is that what the Bible teaches? Discover why Scripture places our hope in the resurrection.

Is the Trinity Biblical? A Clear Look at Scripture

August 5, 2026

Is the Trinity biblical? See what Scripture says, where the doctrine originated, and why this question remains important for Christians today.

What Kind of Church Does Biblical Truth Build? Why Theology Matters for Leadership, Community, and Mission

August 4, 2026

What makes a church truly biblical? Scripture shows that healthy churches are built on God's truth, shaping their leadership, worship, community, and mission.

A Brief History of the Church of God Abrahamic Faith Movement

August 4, 2026

How did the Church of God General Conference begin? The story starts with believers who searched the Scriptures, questioned long-held traditions, and helped shape a movement committed to biblical truth.

Who is Jesus, really?: Understanding the Messiah through the Lens of Scripture

July 24, 2026

Who is Jesus, really? For 2,000 years, people have debated His identity and significance. Consider what Scripture reveals about the man at the center of history.

Building the Church’s Future: Multiplying Ministry Through Training Disciples

June 30, 2026

How can churches develop leaders and move beyond relying on one person for ministry? Learn how discipleship and leadership development can equip others to serve, lead, and multiply ministry.

How COGGC Events are Preparing the Way for God’s Kingdom

June 29, 2026

Why do COGGC events matter? Discover how gatherings across the Church of God General Conference help believers preach truth, encourage one another, share in ministry, and prepare for God's Kingdom.