Communion, or the Lord’s Table, is a divinely ordained and appointed ordinance or sacrament for followers of Jesus. In the early church, the believers broke bread when they gathered each Sunday, the first day of the week. Many churches around the world do the same today, while some celebrate communion less frequently. Communion is also …
At this time of year, we would like to wish you a Merry Christmas and all the best for the coming New Year. We have appreciated your support over this year and hope that the resources by Kevin Conner that we’ve made available have been a blessing to you. Some highlights of the year include …
The Book of Acts, as contained in the New Testament and written by Luke, tells the inspiring story of the church of Jesus Christ – from the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost in Jerusalem through to Paul’s missionary journeys and church planting initiatives in the outer regions of the Roman …
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The apostle Paul wrote a number of letters from prison, some of which are contained in the New Testament as we have it today. Two of these are the letters to the church at Colossae and another one to a wealthy Christian living there named Philemon, about his runaway slave Onesimus, whom Paul had led …
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All around us today there is talk of leadership transition – in the church, in business, in organizations, and in government. One leader is retiring, changing roles, or stepping aside for various reasons. Another leader is stepping up or being appointed, sometimes from within and at other times from without. These transition times are very …
Kevin Conner always felt that of his dozens of books, The Foundations of Christian Doctrine was his masterpiece. It contains the culmination of hundreds of hours of personal study of the Bible. The result is an in-depth summary of the Christian doctrines of Revelation, the Scriptures, God, the Holy Spirit, Angels, Satan and Demonology, Man, …
A number of years ago I was attending a church leader’s conference in Chicago. A friend of mine pointed to a man across the room and said that I should meet him. As it turned out, he had planted a church in a remote part of Africa years earlier and had seen it grow to …
Kevin Conner’s teaching podcast has recently commenced a 24-part series on ‘Interpreting the Book of Revelation’. These lectures were given at Tung Ling Bible College in Singapore back in 2002. This in-depth teaching by Kevin on one of the Bible’s most difficult books to interpret is not to be missed. Visit the Audio page for …
Should Christians tithe? This question has led to heated discussions and debates in the church for centuries. Well-known Bible teacher, Kevin J. Conner, addresses this question by taking an in-depth look at what the Bible, both Old and New Testaments, have to say about tithing and other important matters of Christian stewardship. Important reading for …
The ancient city of Corinth had a flourishing and dynamic local church. People were coming to faith in Jesus Christ and experiencing life transformation from every sector of that society. In this letter, the apostle Paul answers questions that the church community was asking and addresses a variety of emerging issues that had the potential …