Christian Living

Revival is a work of the Spirit. However, in seeking revival, the church must responsibly serve faithfully, pray constantly, give generously, and plan meticulously. God rewards the labor of those who...

Pressure PointsConfront Inner Sources of Stress and Experience God's Peace for your Soul Stress really is a killer. And if it doesn't kill you literally, it will undermine your physical, emotional,...

"[Prayer] has been the theme of prophets and apostles, and of all good people in all ages of the world..." Where God has worked, the people have prayed. Hannah pleaded for a son and received...

Money is an integral part of life. In fact, in the Bible, Jesus spoke more about money than He did about heaven or hell. Yet, the average Christian is misinformed about the real purpose of money...

Ruth Bell Graham, who had prodigals of her own, shares with other parents the stories and thoughts that encouraged her during the most difficult days. From the Back Cover: For anyone waiting for a...

Ruth Bell Graham knew about prodigals-two of her five children were spiritual wanderers. This is not a "how to" book that dispenses easy advice on ways to win back a prodigal. Instead, it is a...

The man who succeeds spiritually has his priorities right. He actively seeks to let God have absolute control over his life above all else; he applies the standards of God in his choices: spiritual...

Moral purity does not happen by accident--not in today's world. Some Christians have even given up on purity, accepting the world's suggestion that it is impossible to maintain a pure heart, mind,...

The book of Proverbs is preeminently a book of the family. There are fifty-four references to it, in the thirty-one chapters which comprise the portion of Scripture. Twenty-three times, the writer...

Pastor Mike Whitt said: "I was privileged to be one of the first to proof read this book on PTSD. I want to say that before reading this book I had very little knowledge on the subject, but as I read...

Children spend about six hours every weekday—which is about half of their waking hours—in school. Some of those remaining waking hours are spent doing homework. Thus, it is safe to say that...