The Privilege of Private Prayer
We often say a quick word of prayer before a meal, or at bedtime; but do we understand what a great privilege we have to pray? In this article, Bro. David Sloan reminds us that believers have not always had the privilege.
An Adventure in the Love of God – Part 1
The word “love” is in common use in our society today; but, as Dr. Hans Nikoley explains here, God’s Word reveals the depth of the meaning and impact of this familiar word.
Charge Your Battery
Have you ever killed your car battery by leaving the lights on? Our spiritual batteries can also be drained. In this article, Bro. Jim Carey tells us how to recharge our spiritual batteries.
Dr. Trieber Pleading with God’s People
It is extremely evident that our nation’s foundations are under attack, and the only hope for America is a revival of God’s people. In this video, Dr. Jack Trieber pleads with Christians on the importance of returning to the Lord.
Dos and Don’ts for the First-Year Teacher
Mrs. Morris, a professor at Golden State Baptist College, shares six dos and don’ts that she learned in her early days of teaching.
Lessons Learned from the Mission Field – Part 1: Who’s in Control Anyway?
If you live in America, you most likely have running water and electricity on demand. What would you do if someone took those things from you without your control? Mrs. Nancy Lalman shares a few of her experiences on the mission field that taught her about Who really controlled everything.
Victory in the Midst of the Valley
General Eisenhower said, “There are no victories at discount prices.” This truth is even more evident in the Christian life. Pastor Cooper shares three realizations for believers to make while in a valley to have victory.
How Shall They Hear?
Ezekiel writes about a warning that God gave him in the form of a short description of two men. Ezekiel’s story plays out in our day in the following tale of two boys. Billy is born in a quaint mid-American town to wonderful Christian parents….
Always Obey God
In 1 Kings 13:1-22., God is dealing with a man of God. At least 15 times, he is referred to as “a man of God.” In verses 2-3, he spoke as a man of God, without fear speaking out against the Pagan altar which Jeroboam…
A Time to Renew – Part 2
In Part 1, we examined how winter is a time of forced renewal. We continue that thought in this article. Winter is a time to rest a bit. There is no replacement for the rest we receive in the night. There is no replacement for…
Living Without Risk
I was reading a book about financial risk management which prompted me to consider an aspect of the Christian life that I believe would be a help to all of us. The book went into great detail about the history of risk and man’s ability…
Unbelief Limits God
In the New Testament, the word unbelief is translated from two Greek words—apistia and apeitheta. While the first offers an almost identical definition of its English counterpart, the second presents a more convicting interpretation for the child of God—disobedience. To harbor unbelief, then, is to…
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