Christian Living

In the Bible, God makes clear distinctions between light and darkness, good and evil, male and female, adults and children, animals and humans, plants and animals, living and inanimate. These...

Numerous books have been written on death, what happens before, during and after death.  No greater mystery affords the believer who is left behind as to "What happened when they died?" "Where are...

How to get out of trouble. How to stay out of trouble. Everybody has it, but nobody wants it: Trouble. We have some sympathy for the couple pictured in the cartoon seated at the supper table with the...

Trusting Christ as Saviour is not an ending, it is only the beginning.The Lord has designed the Christian life in such a way that we can live in victory each day. This book will help you understand...

What do you do when unexpected trials come your way? Our natural response to tragedy is to sink in despair or react in frustration and anger. Yet, James 1 tells us how we can discover true...

Social media has connected millions of people around the world. Add to the connection the explosion of data-connected devices and we get the buzzing, bustling world of Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest,...

An exposé of neo-evangelicalism. Starting in the 1930s, a number of well-known Christian leaders began to advocate a less fundamental approach to ministry. Rejecting in particular the doctrine of...

Tucked into the middle of the Old Testament book of Ruth is a beautiful picture of the comfort, solace, and refuge to be found in God. It's in Boaz's words to Ruth: "The Lord recompense thy work, and...

For the most part, we dislike pressure. But what if God intended for the pressures of life to conform us into His image? What if God wants us to see pressure as an opportunity to grow closer to Him?...

Spurgeon observed the Lord's Supper every Sunday, unless illness prevented it. He often said that the more he obeyed Christ's command, "This do in remembrance of me" (Luke 22:19), the more precious...