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5 Biblical Points on Spiritual Growth For Your Marriage By : Angie Lewis Christian growth is a lifetime process, meaning we don't automatically start thinking good thoughts and have a pure attitude about everything! These things take time and much wisdom from God. This is why it is often called a "spiritual growth process". Sometimes change seems slow but your marriage will change significantly if you keep trusting in God to build it up. 60 Dollars and Faith-A Sunday Morning Lesson By : idea coach It is Sunday morning and my husband is leaving the house early to attend Sunday school while I remain home until the start of church. My migraine headache was still throbbing in my head. I did not know if it was from the frustration of trying to complete some internet marketing tasks or just the lack of sleep. 7 Ways To Make Your Visit To The Sick A Healing Experience By : artman I have often reflected on how I felt during the time I was hospitalized for a long time. From that experience I became committed to visiting others in the hospital. As an elder, deacon and artist I have learned some ways to make the visit to a hospital, nursing home or rehabilitation facility a healing experience. A Light Unto My Path By : Paula Marolewski When someone mentions the word “memorize,” you cringe. You don’t have the time; you don’t have the energy. And, deep down in your heart, you might also be thinking, “It’s not that important, anyway.” Or, is it? A New View of Patience By : Paula Marolewski Is patience stillness of soul, an unbreakable calm, and an undisturbed faith? Or is it something far different? Something that has to do with tears, and sorrow, and pain? A Superlative Forgiveness By : Josprel It’s been observed that forgiveness without forgetting is like vultures feeding on a dead carcass. It contaminates our prayers. If we want God to answer our prayers, we must forgive. Jesus coupled God’s forgiveness to our forgiveness of others. A Witness To A Crime-A Modern Day Verbal Valentine’s Day Massacre By : idea coach Sally just happened to be there when the crime took place on Valentine’s Day at her church. She had arrived at the couple’s fellowship. She was early enough to find a good seat and wait for her husband Bill to arrive from his job. Achan the troublemaker By : thhan Achan the troublemaker is an article about obedience and the blessing of God. All That I Need Is In Him By : Ann Stewart God has created you with a deep need that can never be satisfied until you turn to Him. American Religion and the American Way By : Patrick Roberts We Americans love our religion because it allows us to pick and choose God's goals for us. The substance of our religion is an infatuation with control, which is also the case for all lovers of religion. Answers vs. Wisdom By : Paula Marolewski I often find myself praying, “Lord, tell me what to do!” or “Is this course of action that I’m considering right or wrong? Just tell me!” But I have finally realized that this is not the best kind of prayer, and, in many instances, is not even an appropriate kind of prayer. Are We Verbally Abusing God? By : idea coach The famous verse Exodus 20:7 says; you shall not misuse the name of the LORD your God, for the LORD will not hold anyone guiltless who misuses his name. (New International Version) Attitude For Gratitude By : Henrietta Elegunde Grateful people see opportunity to be thankful everyday, regardless. They are optimist that sees opportunities in life challenges. They see change as opportunity to grow. They know that whatever they are going through is just for some time, and that it could be worse. They never torment themselves about what they don’t have. They just keep reaching for the stars. They always win in the end. Gratitude is a choice, and lifestyle. Gratitude is not a feeling. Banking on Angels By : Chris Gaffney A startling verse from Hebrews shows that availability of thousands of angels for the followers of the Lord. Be Still and Know that I am God By : Janice Davis Steele Everyone, at one time or another, comes face to face with life's challenges, trials, and hardships. No matter how full of faith you are, how much money you have, or how many important people you know, you will inevitably face tumultuous life challenges. How can you successfully navigate, withstand, and overcome these challenges? Receive hidden wisdom and sage instruction from the Word of God that will make you more resilient and successful when faced with life's challenges. Being preceds doing:A call to sanctification preceeds a call to christian ministry By : Ransomed ransom The biblical position on the “being versus the doing equation” is that when God calls a person He chooses for His work, He first addresses the issue of his ontology, his being, the person he is on the inside, recreates it and then goes on to commission him to the task of Christian ministry. The sequence is: ‘being’ (ontology) first, ‘doing’ second. Can Christians Walk Together When They Don’t Agree? By : Rick D. Wynn God is not a respecter of persons, but a respecter of the heart. If this is God’s perspective of us, then should our perspective of one another be any less? As Christians, we often develop friendships because we can agree in our personal understanding concerning Scripture and biblical interpretation, but what happens when we don’t agree? Can we love despite our disagreements? In other words, do we base our relationships upon our intellectual understanding or God's unconditional love? Captivated By : Brother Bill There's a song which has dominated my attention for the past couple of weeks. From the first time I heard it, I began to play it so many times I've lost count. I think it's a beautiful song, of course, but there's so much more to it than that. Christian Discernment: A Practical Definition By : Paula Marolewski What is really involved in Christian discernment? Is it something mystical? An inner sense? Or is it more practical than that? Here are the three “D’s” that define discernment and make it practical in everyday life. Christian Integrity By : Paul Beamon If you were to ask the average thinking person what does integrity mean to you? You will get a somewhat varied response. People who answer such a question might also consider themselves to be spiritual. There is, however, a problem with what the world might call integrity. For the most part their definition looks sound but dig a little deeper and you uncover some interesting thinking on the subject. Commitment By : Star Ferdinand “I will give him to the Lord all the days of his life.” It’s one thing to say it, but quite another to do it. Daily Prayer Journal By : Theresa Twogood Unfortunately many people think that there must be some 'special methods' or 'tools' or even special words needed to get God's blessings! I'm saying it again here, that it just isn't so. No special words, phrases, methods or tools are needed to receive God’s blessings. Do Not Entertain Impure Thoughts By : Shaila D Touchton Impure thoughts expose us to justify our sins, divert our minds from God and thereby living a double life of lust, lies and other different ways of sinful life. Do You Know What's In You By : Ann Stewart There is a treasure hidden deep within you that's waiting to be revealed. Don’t give up! He who promised is faithful-A message of encouragement Part 1 By : artman The other day I wanted to give up when I faced the disappointment of failing. At that time, I did not see my failing as an opportunity to do better. I did not see my failing as an opportunity to grow. I did not see my failure as an opportunity to seek God’s direction. I JUST WANTED TO QUIT AND GIVE UP. Effective Helping By : Star Ferdinand Jesus has called us to follow Him. One of the ways we do that is by helping others. He said that the world will know we are His disciples if we have love for one another. If we love our Christian brothers and sisters, we will help them in whatever way we can. But Jesus did not restrict His help to only those of His religious persuasion. He healed Samaritans, Romans, and other Gentiles. As we follow Him, we, too, must reach out to those outside of our spiritual family. Elijah-Quality Faith By : Patrick Roberts Obeying Christ is the method God prescribes to get to know Him better. Eternal grace and psalm 143 By : Chris Gaffney David, seemingly at the end, calls upon eternal grace to manifest new light and eternal light into his dark world. Faith is an act of will, not emotion By : LeRoy The Tramp Paul says we are to give thanks to God for EVERYTHING. Well, that's easy when it comes to thanking Him for good things. But EVERYTHING? Including all of the evil in the world? Including our own difficult circumstances? Yes! God has a plan for us. We must yield to Him in all things and let Him mold, shape and perfect us. Here is a way to consider this . . . Fear of Falling: Spiritual Pride By : Gary W Cavendish Everyone wants tp be successful, including Christians. When we are, we need to give credit where credit is due -- to God. Pride was Lucifer's sin, and that of the Pharisees as well. If we don't guard against it, our witness will be weakened or destroyed. Finding your flow with psalm 126 By : Chris Gaffney The blessings of the Lord came come in the form of a continuous flow according to the imagery of this psalm. Forgiveness is Given Only After Repentance- Not Before By : Shaila D Touchton Forgiveness is not a way of forgetting the past. can learn from the past about how to avoid being harmed in the future.God did not forgive unrepentant offenders. He knows our hearts perfectly. Forgiveness is meant for past behavior that was unacceptable. Those that repent receive his forgiveness. Repentance is a fundamental part of God's requirements of man.to forgivesin. How do you restore a relationship or harmony with someone who refuses to accept they wronged you? In a relationship where Forsake Not! By : Mark Baker God by His Holy Spirit is saying through the writer of the book of Hebrews for us not to forsake the assembling of ourselves together. This was said as a commandment. Our Father knows what happens when we get out of fellowship with other believers. I know of many cases where people let the cares of this world come first and then they quit coming to Christian services , and the next thing you know they just slid away from God... Freedom From a Needlessly Busy Lifestyle In Christ By : Patrick Roberts Letting go of the false security of busyness is a tremendous thing. It is just as difficult to let go of busyness as it is to let go of any other dearly-loved delusion. Getting to Know God His Way, by Faith By : Patrick Roberts We'll be on our way to becoming a spiritual people when we can joyfully accept those characteristics of God that are designed to remain out of our intellectual reach for the rest of our earth-bound lives. Go to the Other Side By : Mark Baker Starting out with vs. 18. we see Jesus giving a command to depart to the other side. I would like to point out that it wasn’t a suggestion, it wasn’t a general statement of what He thought in His opinion should happen, but a very strong statement given as a command... God and Pain: Is He Out to Get You? By : Jennifer Brost Pastor's Wife and author, Jennifer Brost felt God was bent on hurting her until she was confronted by the truth about God's character and the uncertainities of life. God is Not Afraid of Process By : Paula Marolewski When we look at our sin-riddled human nature, the call to holiness can seem beyond our reach. The good news is that God does not ask that we tackle every area of sin and weakness in our lives at once. Sanctification happens step-by-step. God is not afraid of process. God knows the heart of the Hypocrites By : Shaila D Touchton A collection of verses. God's Word Reveals Who We Are and What We Are Not By : Angie Lewis The word of God undeniably reveals to us who we are and what we are not. The bible is not just a collection of words to use for our reading pleasure, but the word of God is our daily bread and in fact, life changing as we allow it to go to work in our lives. The word of God judges the heart and soul of a person. Those who read and study it are given the choice to judge themselves and make the necessary changes to enhance their life for the better. Grow Your Church Through Your Children's Department By : Bryan Cutshall Grow Your Church Through Your Children's Department I have people ask me all the time, "What's the one thing I can do to make my church grow fast! (to save souls and win the harvest of course...if you're trying to look good on a report or resume...give up on growing a church...God WILL NOT bless it)?" I tell them, ... Help, I am always making the wrong decision By : thhan Making decision is an important process in our daily life. Whether we like it or not we are constantly making decision everyday, small or big. It can be related to our family, church and ministry, business, relationship and personal issue. In order to make the right decision, we need to have far-sight, insight, knowledge and experience. Due to the absent of these conditions, we may be making a lot of wrong decision in life. Here I Am (Gulp!), Lord! By : Brother Bill A few years ago my dear friend, Robbie, gave me new insight into the significance of this song. We must have been singing it in a service and I told her how much I liked it. She said something like, “But have you ever thought of the seriousness of the words—about what you’re saying when you sing this song?” And, therein, lies the beginning of another journey with the Lord… Hey, Get the Phone! (It's for You!) By : Brother Bill My brothers and sisters in Christ, I know you long to commune with Him--deeply, intimately and regularly. And there is a reason for this longing: Him. God longs to have that relationship with you. When you are there, the heavens will open for you. He will surround you. He will pour light into your waiting heart. And He will place His word inside you. Take the time to listen—to Him, right now. Honoring God In Everyday Conversation By : Hanna Henderson Honoring the God of heaven and earth in everyday conversation is something that everyone can easily do whether they are a Christian or not. Such honor certainly doesn't take the place of salvation; but, it does show respect for God which affects society as a whole in a positive way. Hope: the Power that Perseveres! By : Ann Stewart The more you learn to rely on hope, and by faith wait in expectation for the desired result, the more patience will develop. Patience will result in small breakthroughs which, in turn, provide you with the experience that no one can take away from you. How Can We Overcome Sin? By : Annagail Lynes Sin, unconfessed, causes us to stay in darkness, hidden from God. We need to bring our sins, our struggles, our temptations, into the light of God. But how can we overcome sin in our lives? How to Pray By : Patrick Roberts Seeking Christ in any way possible, especially through prayerfully spending time with Him, is the most basic obedience I can imagine. How to pray with your personal prayer grid By : Chris Gaffney Helpful ideas on personal prayer. I Ask By : Shaila D Touchton This article says about asking help from God. In Confidence By : Gary W Cavendish We serve God based on the talents and abilities he gives us. Sometimes he calls us to do things that we're not confident in doing, because we think we don't possess the abilities. God will never call us, though, unless he equips us, perhaps by imparting abilities to us we never possessed before. Is it ok to sin? By : pastor joe Christians are often confused as to whether their salvation is jeopardized because they sin. This article deals with the Christian's proper heart response to sin. It provides encouragement to the true believer and a warning to the mere professor. Is the Christian obliged to keep the Ten Commandments? By : pastor joe It is surprising that many Christians believe the Ten Commandments are outdated and have no authority under the New Covenant. This article dismisses that erroneous view, demonstrating that the decalogue reflects the unchanging moral law of an eternally moral God. Jesus Loves Me By : Brother Bill “When you get this concept into your mind and heart it will totally revolutionize your life.” That's just the way the Lord said it to me. And just what is this revolutionary concept? His all-consuming, unconditional love for me. (And each of you can say the same.) Joseph had a Dream By : Aimee Colbert What dream has God given you for your life? What would you become if you knew that you would succeed? In the book of Genisis Chapter 37 we learn of an ambitious young man full of dreams, yearning for acceptance. Hidden with in this touching and inspiring story is the answer to one of lifes toughest questions... If I follow my dream will it really work out for me? Find out in this article today the key to fulfilling a worthy goal in a cruel and selfish world. Joy Killers By : Paul Beamon Nehemiah 8:10 Then He said unto them, go your way eat and drink.......for the joy of the Lord is your strength. The joy of the Lord is the Christians strength, without which he is easily defeated by life's trials. Even the most devout Christians have, at some point in their lives, experienced periods of sadness and depression. Just As I Am By : Brother Bill "Just as I am, without one plea, But that Thy blood was shed for me, And that Thou bidst me come to Thee, O Lamb of God, I come, I come." So begins one of the most familiar old hymns. Whether or not you know this hymn, you probably are not familiar with the history of its authorship and the story behind its writing. At least, I know I was not. Keys to Christian Discipleship: Give Fishing Lessons By : Paula Marolewski An old proverb runs, "Give a man a fish and he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish and he eats for a lifetime." That is one of the goals of Christian discipleship: to teach the other person to fish. Here's how ... Know Thyself By : Sister Alissa Lynne Encouraging words to keep walking in the Lord daily. Knowing the Will of God: Does God Really Have a Roadmap for Your Life? By : Paula Marolewski "How do I know God’s will?" is probably one of the most-asked questions by Christians of all ages. And like all questions, it has innumerable wrong answers, misunderstandings, and skewed viewpoints attached to it. Here is one of the biggest myths that can derail our Christian life. Learning To Develop A Prayer Life By : Hanna Henderson How should one pray? What should be said to God? Answers to these questions, as well as many other guidelines to developing an effective prayer life are found in the Bible. The study of prayer can become quite in-depth when considering the various types of prayer, the diversity of situations in which the Christian may find himself, and the specific requests of which the prayer itself is composed. Below are six of the most basic biblically based suggestions that even the new believer can immediately put into practice. Let's Synchronize Watches By : Brother Bill "On your walls, O Jerusalem, I have appointed watchmen; all day and all night they will never keep silent. You who remind the Lord, take no rest for yourselves." Isaiah 62:6 Recently I was given an opportunity through which the Lord reminded me about aspects of intercessory prayer which I had forgotten. Perhaps you have been in the place I was and can identify. I admit I am a slow learner when it comes to spiritual matters and need repeated instruction to get it to "sink in." Living and Working on Purpose: Finding God's Calling for Your Life By : CoachBrad Each of us have a divinely inspired purpose for living. Sadly, many Christians go through life never discovering this purpose. In this first of a series of articles, Bradley Davidson - a Christian Life Coach - uncovers the steps to discerning and discovering God's purpose for your life. Join in on this exciting adventure so that you too can Live and Work on Purpose. Living and Working on Purpose: Finding God’s Calling for Your Life – Part 2 By : CoachBrad In this, the second of a series of articles, Christian Life Coach Bradley Davidson takes us into Part 2 of finding and living God's divine calling for our life. This article focuses on building your Life Purpose Foundation. Look to Jesus By : Star Ferdinand Everything seems to be out of control, and there doesn’t seem to be anything we can do to improve the situation. Everywhere we turn, we see more of the same. Yet Jesus said, “Don’t be anxious.” How can we not be anxious? Make Time To Care! 9 Simple Ideas By : idea coach Is your life busy and stressful? Are you often so concerned about getting the task done at work that you forget to take to time to encourage a colleague? Have you become distant to friends and family? Although you do care for others have you had time to show it? Are you even neglecting yourself and time with the Lord? Meditations on psalm 113 By : Chris Gaffney This psalm gives ways to meditate on the Lord's presence for a positive reversal in any circumstance or situation. Ministry Mania By : Ransomed ransom There is a mania that seems to have come to grip Christendom! I call it “ministry mania”! Conventions, conferences, seminars, healing crusades, outreach meetings, neighbourhood bible study groups. The list is never ending. New Christian groups of diverse brands are born by the minute. People get “called” to “full time ministry” overnight! Statistics of the ones getting saved, and the number of ‘churches’ and groups that come into existence rise like our present time inflation. The evolution of a More of God By : Star Ferdinand “Mary, I want you to imagine that the Lord Himself would come and sit beside you at the end of this meeting and say to you, ‘Mary, if you can tell me right now what you perceive to be the greatest need of your life, I will meet that need.’ I wonder what you would say." No Idea By : Brother Bill Wonder...a sense of wonder. Isn't that where we all end up when we consider our God, His creation, the works of His mighty hand? I once had an office mate at work with whom I did this wondering out loud. One day I was talking about one thing in particular that I wondered about when she suddenly burst out with, "Bill, you just wonder TOO MUCH!" Too much? Such a thought had never crossed my mind before! Am I not supposed to wonder, or had I crossed some maximum threshold? Nominary Christians--How We Become Nominary By : Jason Witt Sealed Christians are Nominary Christians. They have the Name of God the Father written in their forehead. Obey God In the Basic Things First By : Patrick Roberts God designed us to mature gradually. His incremental design applies to both our physical and spiritual lives so we cannot escape its built-in humbling effect. Offense and Pride Lead to Alienation By : Ann Stewart What does pride have to do with offense, and how do they relate to unforgiveness and result in alienation from God and loved ones? Oh the Glory of Your Presence! By : Ann Stewart The glory of His presence will deepen your faith and empower you to withstand the world’s onslaughts. Okay They're Saved, Now What? (an excerpt from "It's Not About You" vol.2) By : Rick D. Wynn In the home, we protect our children the best we know how and teach them properly early in child rearing because we know that if we fail to do so, danger lurks around every corner to ambush that child. Spiritually, we are neglecting the young in Christ. They are being left on their own to fend for themselves. Because they lack in knowledge and understanding, they fall away from Christ in great numbers. Souls are getting saved, but few are being trained up and discipled. On Spiritual Progress By : Patrick Roberts We churchgoers have our certain ways of doing things, which we love for their familiar ease. Our love for familiarity even leads us to lift up tradition as profound or meaningful in itself. However there is nothing inherently meaningful about tradition (all by itself). Our Prayers Are Making Me Sick (Part II) By : RDudley Another Sunday about us. Humanity. When did WE become the center of the gospel? Geesh. Our Spiritual Authority By : Mark Baker The subject of authority can sometimes be confusing, so let’s start by defining it. Strong’s Concordance says; privilege, delegated influence: W.E. Vines says this… "power of authority," the right to exercise power. I have heard one definition of authority that says authority is delegated power, and I think that is a very good description. Authority in itself is not power, but the bestowed right to use and yield that power... Overcoming Self- Limiting Beliefs By : Henrietta Elegunde In order to be happy, be true to yourself, and let go of the lies you believed about yourself yesterday. They may cost you your happiness tomorrow. Start singing a new song today, to build a better tomorrow. Today is the result of tomorrow you built yesterday. Peace, Not Fear By : Star Ferdinand “A diagnosis of Breast Cancer brings with it confusion, fear, hopelessness and isolation.” So says the website of Breast Cancer Support Services, Inc. This is not the case for everyone. Positive Confessions for a Godly Family By : Shaila D Touchton Confessions for a family in a Positive way... Powerful Words By : Ann Stewart The Word of God is Truth, and the Truth will set you free. Freedom from fear, despair, suffering, and anxiety is the greatest gift you can get. It fills you with hope, love and faith which transforms into real Power Prayer and psalm 37 By : Chris Gaffney This psalm shows that trust in the Lord does engender closeness. Prayer and psalm 42 By : Chris Gaffney The Lord will answer our prayers in tangible ways. Prayer and psalm 86 By : Chris Gaffney This psalm speaks of the mysterious graces of the Lord. Prayer and psalm 90 By : Chris Gaffney This is the one pslam written by Moses. Prayer and the Challenges of Change By : Chris Gaffney Change can present deep challenges and prayer is part of the process and also a catalyst to changes for and through the presence of the Lord's vast and abiding help. Praying the Scriptures By : Paula Marolewski For the Word to live in you, you must make it a part of your life — more than simply a part of your routine or a part of your knowledge. One way is to pray the Scriptures: here are some guidelines for how to make the Word come alive in your prayer life, whatever you are going through. Pure Vessels By : Paul Beamon 1 Thessalonians 4:3-4 For this is the will of God, even your sanctification that ye should abstain from fornication. That every one of you should know how to possess his vessel in sanctification and honour. One of the most common questions asked among Christians is, " How can I know the will of God?" I'm happy that I can answer that question with certainty. God's will is that we give thanks continually (1 Thessalonians 5:18). God's will is that none should perish but that all should come t Purity By : Shaila D Touchton Purity is pure in heart and mind which pleases God which pursues righteousness, faith, love and peace. Fleeing away from sins, evil desires guilt, and immorality is true pureness. Retreat By : Nickie Schweitzer So often we get easily distracted by the hustle and bustle of everyday life. God is whispering our name to come be with him in solitude, in that quiet place. Often times going on a retreat helps us be reminded of this much needed rest. Don’t just get away from the hustle and bustle around you but get away from the hustle and bustle in you and REST in the Lord. He's waiting for you. Scripture Memory Essential for Spiritual Warfare By : biblememory The importance of memorizing scripture for our spiritual battles. Finding and using techniques for improving memory ability. Sentence Prayers By : Paula Marolewski The toughest prayers are often the ones that carry the most impact ... spend some time with these sentence prayers and experience the transforming power of God. Seven Essential Components of Overcoming Faith By : Ann Stewart Why is it so hard to get your prayers answered, while others seem to have little or no problem? Sowing To The Spirit By : Paul Beamon Galatians 6:8 "He that soweth to the Spirit shall of the Spirit reap life everlasting" It is our duty as Christians to be engaged in sowing to the Spirit. The very moment a person is born again this activity is expected to begin. Christians are called to be different from the world, a peculiar people no longer living according to the flesh (natural thinking) or the worlds system. Spirit-Led By : Star Ferdinand As I sat in the pew Sunday morning, reflecting on Christ’s death, I thought of Terry Rush’s statement that non-Christians and Christians who are not led by the Spirit can exhibit some of the fruit of the Spirit, but it is only Spirit-led Christians who can demonstrate that fruit when times get tough and the heat is turned up. Then, I thought about Jesus being God and having the option of not going to the Cross. Spiritual Maturity: Learning is an Active Verb By : Paula Marolewski How do we achieve spiritual maturity? To do so, we must realize that learning is not passive. We cannot be handed biblical knowledge and godly character on a silver platter. We have to work at it and strive for it. Here are five key points to help us understand that learning is an active verb. Spiritual Warfare, Fact Or Fiction? By : Hanna Henderson It should be encouraging to know that even baby Christians can grasp basic truths regarding the reality of spiritual warfare for which all serious believers must brace. Stop Hurting: Start Loving By : Henrietta Elegunde We can either learn from it and heal, or get stuck in pain. If we always take the same actions, we will always arrive at the same destination. pain cain either push us forward or backward in life. Moving on starts with taking the first step Tarry With Me By : Brother Bill "And they heard the sound of the Lord God walking in the garden in the cool of the day..." (Genesis 3:8) God was accustomed to communing with Adam in the garden "in the cool of the day". You and I can return to the "garden". We can pause during the day, draw apart, and have fellowship with the Lord. We can walk with our heavenly Father "in the cool of the day", or anytime we make a decision of our will to set time aside for communion with Him.
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