The greatest tension in the New Testament is between the indicative (what God has already done and what is already true about us) and the imperative (what remains to be done as we respond to God by faith and obedience in the power of the Holy Spirit).
Read MoreGod is not the source of irrational fears, so what or who is? The first step to overcoming our fears is to analyze them.
Read MoreWhat is a phobia? Why do we have them? Is it possible to overcome and defeat them? Join Dr. Neil T. Anderson as he shares some of God's amazing truths for freedom from fear!
Read MoreHelplessness is a primary symptom of depression, and often it is learned. But helplessness can be overcome when we turn to the Lord!
Read MoreThere is hope if you turn to God and assume your responsibility. How do you do this? Continue reading for 8 commitments to make between yourself and God as you battle with depression.
Read MoreJesus said it is the “pure in heart” who will see God and experience fellowship with Him. Because we have all sinned and fallen short of the glory of God, who can approach Him?
Read MoreChristians all over the world are struggling with tempting, condemning and mocking thoughts. Where are those thoughts coming from? Is this just self-talk, or could we be paying attention to a deceiving spirit? To whoever or whatever we yield ourselves to, to that we will be controlled.
Read MoreIt is hard to be anxiety free if we are worried about our possessions. The critical question is; “What do you treasure in your heart?”
Read MoreRepentance literally means a change in mind. Every time we read our bibles or read a good book we are reprogramming our minds, but if we want to grow in the grace of God, we have to reprogram our minds—which are a primary spiritual battlefield.
Read MoreIf Satan can place a thought in your mind, it isn't much more of a trick for him to make you think it's your idea. Deception is his primary strategy—which is why you must know the Truth, because the Truth will set you free.
Read MoreWe can solve a lot of problems in our families, churches, and communities if we properly answer the question: Who is responsible for what? We need to learn our role and help others assume their responsibilities as well.
Read MoreOne of the greatest challenges in life is learning to love one another in a fallen world. As believers in Christ, we are responsible for our own character and the needs of those around us.
Read MoreGod doesn't lead through anxiety. We are to cast our anxiety upon Jesus, because He cares for us.
Read MoreIf we are trying to follow God’s example, giving at Christmas ought to look less like giving presents and more like giving our presence. In fact, the best gifts celebrate our relationships with God and others.
Read MoreWe worship fully when we worship God with all that we are and all that we have. Worship reflects what is going on in our hearts. The easiest way to evaluate our hearts is to take an honest look at how we spend our time, energy, and money because doing so will indicate what matters most to us.
Read MoreThis Good News should fill us with joy, wonder, purpose, and peace. Why do we often feel the exact opposite this time of year? Jesus wants us to live free from that feeling. Would you join me in choosing to overcome the cultural pressure and worship fully, spend less, give more, and love all?
Read MoreWe glorify God by making ourselves known as Spirit-filled believers who give thanks to God always and for everything in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Read MoreWe are not called to dispel the darkness. We are called to turn on the light. You win the battle for your mind by choosing the truth.
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