True Jesus Church, USA

But Peter said, I have no silver and gold, but what I do have I give to you. In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk! (Acts 3:6) Friendly reminder that even when we have nothing, God is our everything and He will hold us together when life falls apart.

Manna 91: Building Altars Proverbs 22:6 reads, "Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it." We often use this Bible verse to stress the importance of religious education in the church, but what is even more crucial when it comes to passing on our faith is building altars at home. Have we instilled family worship and the constant reminder of God’s word in our homes? https://tjc.org/elib-single-item-display/

God is jealous, and the LORD avenges; The LORD avenges and is furious. The LORD will take vengeance on His adversaries, And He reserves wrath for His enemies; Nahum 1:2-3... God is slow to anger but when He deems someone as His enemy, this one cannot escape His wrath. This wrath He has reserved for those who oppose Him. We may continuously commit the same sins, thinking that as long as we repent in the end, it makes no difference. Make no mistake. Even if His anger comes much later, it will come.

There are many resources available for anyone who would like to learn more about the basic beliefs of the True Jesus Church. To start, the Intro to Basic Beliefs video series captures the essence of every basic belief and explains why they are absolutely essential to our faith. https://tjc.org/intro-to-basic-beliefs/

Testimony: The Sweeter He Grows (1-2) From seeking for a god to becoming a devoted believer of the one true God, Sister Esther experienced many spiritual encounters and miracles in her journey of faith. Her journey reminds us, as the hymn goes, "the more we trust Him, more love He bestows." If we truly open our hearts to the Lord, we will also experience the growing sweetness of His love. https://youtu.be/SK-gDyemrt8

Five Loaves and Two Fish Blog Post: Check Your Posture It is easy to fill our prayers with things that we desire for ourselves. However, as we continue to experience God's abundant blessings, we realize that His grace is sufficient and that He already knows what is the best for us. We begin to turn our hearts to God and surrender our own will. How is your prayer posture today? http://blog.tjc.org/?p=7614

IA News: 2020 European Pioneering Area Updates Many countries across the world have taken different measures to stop the coronavirus outbreak. Among these measures one of the most common is to restrict social gatherings, including religious worship activities. Find out how our brethren in European countries stay connected and continue to preach the word of God during this pandemic. https://us.tjc.org//10/11/2020-european-pioneering-area-n/

Sermon: What to Do When God is Angry God is merciful and slow to anger, but He does get angry when His people continue in their sinful ways. When God is angry, what can we do? https://tjc.org/elib-single-item-display/

Blog Post: A Meaningful Life is a Life of Servitude Paul said, If we are beside ourselves, it is for God (2 Cor 5:13). The love of God motivated him to sacrifice what others could not sacrifice and to live a life that others were not willing to live. A life of servitude, he understood, was an opportunity and a blessing that far surpassed anything else the world could, and had, offered to him. http://blog.tjc.org/?p=7600

Lecture Series: The Book of 2 Peter Before apostle Peter died for the Lord, he preached the gospel with an unwavering faith. He set an example of being steadfast in the hope of Jesus' second coming, all the while warning us of false prophets and the danger of their deception. Today, are we setting the same example to the generations after us? Are we preserving the purity of the truth we must continue to pass on? https://tjc.org/elib-single-item-display/

Cause me to hear Your lovingkindness in the morning, for in You do I trust; cause me to know the way in which I should walk, for I lift up my soul to You. (Psalm 143:8) Being a Christian is not merely a profession but a lifestyle. It is to choose to hear the voice of God every morning, to walk on His path day after day, and to lift our souls to Him always when we call upon His name to pray. What is your lifestyle today?

TJC Choral Hymns Website Do you miss listening to hymnal presentations from your local church choir? Do you miss singing hymns with brothers and sisters? The TJC Choral Hymns Website has hymnal recordings from churches all over the world for you to choose from and now features performances from the 2019 World Delegates Conference. https://tjc.org/choralhymns/

Sermon: Discern the Timing, Examine Ourselves As Christians, we can live an abundant life no matter what life circumstances we are in. This pandemic may have put some of us in a bad place, but spiritual abundance comes from above. How "rich" do you feel today? https://tjc.org/elib-single-item-display/

Five Loaves and Two Fish Blog Post: The Key to True Transformation It is not easy to change for the better, let alone spiritually better. But instead of letting the challenge stop us, let us remember that God gave us the Holy Spirit to help us. Every little effort counts! http://blog.tjc.org/?p=7487

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Sermon: Pray to Fulfill the Needs of the Church One of the most famous prayers recorded in the Bible was delivered by Hannah (ref. 1 Samuel 2:1-10), who vowed to dedicate her future son to serve God. Today, are our prayers with great faith and a lasting impact like Hannah's? Do we pray not only for ourselves but also for the kingdom of God? https://youtu.be/HFysRPX40a8

Sermon: Remember My Covenant with You in the Days of Your Youth God has kept every single covenant He made to His people throughout history. In the same way, He will keep His promises with all of us who call on His name. http://www.tjc.us/media/DetailMedia.aspx

Devotional: Coming Back "When we have been entrenched in sin, we naturally want to run away from God and hide in bitterness." The writer of this devotional shares with us a passage from the Bible that moved her to seek God's grace on her darkest days, despite initial thoughts of giving up her faith entirely and a load of guilt weighing on her mind. https://tjc.org/elib-single-item-display/