Prayer; the Christian’s Primary Fellowship
Prayer is needed now more than ever. As Pastor Cooper describes in this article, prayer is an awesome privilege but also a command. Have you prayed today?
Teachings from the Thorn
Thorns may be painful, but God can use them to teach us valuable lessons. Pastor Cooper shares some truths about thorns in this brief article.
The Heavens Declare
In this brief article, Mrs. Chung recounts a time when God brought great peace to her fearful heart while a child, and how this memory produces hope in her life today.
Three Attributes of an Availing Prayer-Life
There may be certain things that a Christian cannot do, but every Christian can and should pray. Pastor Cooper shares the necessity for an availing prayer-life in this brief article.
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.
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.
Attributes of Awakening
There is no doubt we are in great need of a spiritual awakening in this generation. But how is a revival like we have read about possible? Pastor Justin Cooper presents three attributes for a genuine revival in this article.
Traits of a Great Sunday School Teacher – Part 2
In this article, Bro. Andrew Reimers recounts a Sunday school teacher he had as a child that still stands out in his mind today and the traits that made him great.
Overcoming the Tempter
Every child of God faces temptations by the devil. Even the Son of God faced temptations by the evil one. Here Pastor John Evertson shows us how we can have victory over Satan’s attacks by using the same method that Jesus used when He was tempted.
Prayer Did It
In this article, Pastor Cooper reminds us of the power of prayer and advises us on how to pray.
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