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Q: It is my understanding that the Church started at Pentecost, but Christians were first called “Christians” at Antioch, according to the Book of Acts. Why is that?
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Q: What is the Church of the Nazarene currently doing for Spanish-speaking readers?
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Q: What is the relationship between the word ekklesia (“church”) in the New Testament, and the worship settings of the Jewish people in the Old Testament?
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Changes are made in the Manual every four years at the General Assembly where district elected delegates discuss and evaluate resolutions that have been submitted to the general secretary’s office from districts and other groups.
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Why are so many Christians willing to believe and share only one side of stories? Shouldn’t we be more mindful?
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Q: From the early era on, the church has not observed the feasts, festivals, and dietary laws that God commanded in the Old Testament. Why not?
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What can the Church of the Nazarene do to better recognize and nurture the ministries of its young clergy?
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Q: Our church is experiencing what needs to be acknowledged as bullying tactics between some factions. How can we deal with this situation in a healthy and Christ like way?
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