The Division among Christianity in Modern day Christians

There are many issues facing Christians today as a result of the state of Christianity, issues that need to be addressed by churches and people everywhere.

The way that modern Christians view the laws and practices of worship is progressively leading to misunderstandings. For instance, some churches meet on Saturdays, while others meet on Sundays, and so forth. In this instance, some claim that while some of us are genuine worshippers, others are false because of differing doctrinal perspectives. 

This blog post explores the idea that, in the event if Jesus Christ's death and resurrection are taught to teachers in every situation, then we should all be seen as one.

 "I beg you brothers and sisters in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ that of you should come into agreement what you say  and that there should be no division among you, to be perfectly united in mind and thought" Paul reportedly remarked in 1 Corinthians 1:10.

This implies that since we have all come to believe in Jesus Christ via his death and resurrection, His returning and are pardoned or rescued by his blood, all Christians or believers ought to be united in their preaching and practice of the word of God. As Christians or believers, the churches we attend shouldn't be a source of division or conflict among us; rather, we should concentrate on the Kingdom of God, of which we all aspire to be a part. Meaning that all believers are encouraged to attend any church of the Lord: Our relocation shouldn't prevent us from going to church.

1 Corinthians 1:11, Paul goes on to claim that he has heard reports of fighting among the people in the Lord's house.

As previously mentioned, we are all aware that, in certain churches, there are individuals who have decided never to set foot in the Lord's house again due to what they have heard or decided to do, which is eroding the character of churches and Christianity in general.

Paul stated in 1 Corinthians 1:13 that some of you claim to be following him, others claim to be following Apollos, yet others claim to be following Cephas, and yet others claim to be following Christ.

 As it stands, some Christians claim to attend Assemblies of God, while others claim to attend Presbyteries, Pentecost, Love Community Chapel, Methodist, and Church of Christ. Still more claim to be followers of pastors, apostles, professors, and numerous other figures. Since none of them is the judge for a believer, they do not establish our status as Christians or believers.

Paul reiterated, "Is Christ divided?" For you, was Paul crucified? Were you baptized under Paul's name?

We cannot be separated as Christians or believers because Jesus Christ is not divided. We were all baptized in the name of Jesus Christ, not in the name of our churches or its leaders, but wherever the death, resurrection, and return of Jesus Christ as the ruler or the Judge is preached or thought, regardless of the name of the church or individual it's considered as a place to worship the Lord. Remember that every Christian or believer must attend church.