Christian Doctrines

After death, believers are with Christ, awaiting resurrection, while final judgment and eternal destiny follow for all based on faith in Him.

The Torah reveals God’s holiness and plan for redemption—pointing to Jesus and showing how law and grace unite in the story of salvation.

Sanctification is God’s ongoing work of transforming believers to be like Jesus—through the Spirit’s power, not our effort.

In this article, Spiritual Culture unpacks one of Scripture’s most sobering yet essential truths: the Fall of Man. Understanding this event is not merely an academic exercise; it reveals why the world is as broken as it is, why we struggle with sin, and why we desperately need a Savior. This doctrine affects how we […]

Sola Gratia means we’re saved by God’s grace alone—not by effort, but by His radical, undeserved, and all-sufficient love.

Justification by faith means God declares us righteous not by works but through faith in Jesus’ sacrifice and resurrection.

Theology helps us truly know God; it’s not just for scholars, but vital for deepening faith and transforming our walk with Christ.

In this article, Spiritual Culture unpacks one magnificent truth: the Bible offers a profound, God-centered understanding of what it means to be human. Seeing ourselves through Scripture transforms not only how we relate to God but also how we treat others and live each day.We live in a world where human identity is often defined […]

The Holy Spirit convicts hearts, draws people to Christ, gives new life, and empowers believers to live in faith and obedience.

Not all doctrines are equally essential; some define the gospel, while others allow room for loving disagreement within the body of Christ.