In Philippians 3:12-15, success involves: establishing priorities (born again, water baptized, spirit-filled, seeking the kingdom), humility (not that I have already attained), submission (Christ Jesus … continue reading.
Either we see God as being greater than our problems or smaller than our problems. When we commit ourselves to Him, we can be confident … continue reading.
“BUT GOD”, when viewed in relation to life’s challenges is what up is to down, life is to death, victory is to defeat, in is … continue reading.
A wholesome dread of displeasing God involves both reverence for His holiness and goodness, as well as understanding the reality of judgment and hell. The … continue reading.
W.E. Vines Expository Dictionary of New Testament words defines fear as being a controlling motive of a life in matters spiritual and moral; to possess … continue reading.
The Corinthians were highly critical of Paul. They criticized his age, writing style, speech, bodily appearance, even his apostleship. Paul responded by writing them two … continue reading.
In Psalms 46:10, God tells us to, “Be still and know that I am God…” So when we’re troubled, overwhelmed, or emotionally drained, we must … continue reading.
Humbling ourselves before God is our responsibility. God has chosen Fasting as a means to do this and its primary purpose is to overcome pride. … continue reading.
Life’s problems come to us all and we need constructive ways to deal with them before they overwhelm us. Begin by admitting you can’t deal … continue reading.
God’s realm is one of exceeding abundance. He is calling us to that realm but requires something from us – that we yield up self … continue reading.