Christian Life Journey

Source: Unsplash " I'm a non-denominational Christian and I don't have any affiliated denominations. I can attend the service week to week in different churches and regularly praise God and listen to the sermon ." on Instagram story. Non-denominational churches believe that the Bible is the sole authority that dictates every aspect of the church, with scripture shaping their beliefs and philosophies, according to Christian Ministry EDU. Talking about non-denominational Christianity, that's such an interesting to discuss. Therefore, I'm going to try to make a clarification about the misconception of being a non-denominational Christian.  I'm a church explorer since, but I regularly attend a charismatic church that believes in the strength of the Holy Spirit doctrine and Pentecostal theology, like tongues, Spirit language, the church where I serve and it's been all year round with that church. The church is called, the Assemblies of God Church (AoG churc

Source: James the Younger, Catholic World Report Watching The Chosen was fun. There was something that made me feel inspired about healing. Jesus healed so many people, from a Deaf man, a blind man, until He also healed someone who had leprosy. But there was a question that why Jesus lets the Apostle who had a disability and was unable to walk, and he needed a stick to access his mobility. Who was he? That's a great question. Let's talk about it! That guy who had a disability and always used a stick to help his mobility was Little James, aka James the Younger or James the Lesser, that was also called James the Son of Alphaeus. The Apostle James the Less is mentioned only four times in the Bible, such as in Mark 14: 50 where James the Younger saw Jesus' crucifixion with Mary Magdalena, Mary the mother of James the Younger and of Joses and Salome. But, there is a question, was James the Younger a disability? Unfortunately, it is sure to be controversial because no Bible indic