I asked a friend once why they weren’t a Christian and they told me that they weren’t a Christian because they didn’t need the Bible to tell them how to be a good person. In that moment, I realized they didn’t truly understand the Bible or the purpose of Christianity. The Bible isn’t about making you into a good person, and being a Christian isn’t solely about being good.
The purpose of a Christian is to share the freedom granted by Jesus’ grace found in the Bible. Our aim is to spread His faith widely and let everyone experience the liberation from sin that comes with Jesus.

We will explore the Apostle Paul’s unwavering faith and his purpose in life. Despite his chains, Paul rejoices in the advancement of the Gospel and expresses his inner conflict between his desire to depart and be with Christ, which is far better, and to remain in the flesh for the sake of the Philippians. Join us as we unpack these powerful verses and reflect on their implications for our own lives.

In Acts 1:4-8, the purpose of the early church is depicted as awaiting the promised Holy Spirit to receive divine power, enabling them to be witnesses of Jesus Christ's teachings and resurrection. This mission extends from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth, emphasizing the global scope of their evangelistic work.