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When it comes to unsaved family members, never stop praying and never stop pursuing.

So often, the "Jesus" we worship isn't the Jesus of the Bible but rather "Jesus" as we've re-created him to be.

I’ve understood that fasting is an important part of the Christian life. However, I’ve always wondered why.

So often, we only talk about salvation in terms of what God saves us out of: sin, misery, hell, brokenness, and the like. And those benefits are very real, but salvation is also about what God saves us into.

When we think of the fact that we only have a limited time to spread the gospel, it changes things. It changes things a lot.

The story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman in John 4:1-26 is a very practical passage. In this passage, Jesus models for us five practical steps for effective evangelism.

If there is one thing we need, it is revival. But before revival can come to the church, it must come to the individual Christians who comprise the church. This blog post, written by A. W. Tozer and taken from a compilation of his works entitled The Size of the Soul, gives us ten requirements for having a personal revival.

There are four things people often trust in to get them to heaven that don’t actually get them there.

How can we turn around after experiencing such adoption through Christ and tolerate any kind of prejudice, sense of superiority, or exclusiveness either in our lives or in the fellowship of our church?