“The fellowship of the Holy Spirit . . . means participation -- partaking with and subsequently sharing with others. This fellowship is… — Henry Hon Copy Share Image
“We simple need to focus on Jesus Christ and have a love for one another which is seen by receiving and being… — Henry Hon Copy Share Image
“Consider the fruit of the Spirit; that is what the Christian life should be.” — Henry Hon Copy Share Image
“Every believer is called to teach and each needs to exercise toward this function. Otherwise, they will remain a babe and never mature. Sharing… — Henry Hon Copy Share Image
“In Acts, every believer was living in a direct relationship with Him (Christ) and each one functioned normally as a member of His body… — Henry Hon Copy Share Image
“It is so easy and effortless for Christians to just join a church and follow its leadership and practices without seeking the Lord for… — Henry Hon Copy Share Image
“Every believer, upon receiving Jesus Christ as their Savior, being born anew, immediately has a connection with other believers.” — Henry Hon Copy Share Image
“All believers have been called into only one fellowship, which is that of Jesus Christ. Believers may mistakenly consider the group they associate with… — Henry Hon Copy Share Image
“Try going out of your comfort zone and doing something for someone else.” — Henry Hon Copy Share Image
“Unity in the secular world and sadly among most Christian churches is based on uniformity of interest or viewpoints. The oneness in Jesus Christ… — Henry Hon Copy Share Image
“Practice teaching others the 'unsearchable riches' of Christ. Each week, explain a verse from a section of Scripture to another person.” — Henry Hon Copy Share Image
“When a person denies his conscience for too long, it can become seared. That person becomes susceptible to receiving and accepting all sorts of… — Henry Hon Copy Share Image
“Be submissive to one another.' By this phrase, the idea of hierarchy -- that one has authority over another -- is completely eliminated. If… — Henry Hon Copy Share Image
