Over the years, I have found five specific ways of studying the Bible that have been very helpful for me. Since they have been such a blessing to me, I thought I’d take a few moments to share them with you.

Some of the greatest blessings in this world come from God's power in the midst of trials.

As you go throughout this day, take time to ponder God’s sovereignty. Meditate on the reality that He is in control of everything.

The Bible truly functions as a “sword” in its ability to cut through to the innermost depths of a person’s heart and soul. God’s Word can penetrate through all the layers of impurity and get to the true central issues of life.

Have you ever had to walk through a valley of suffering feeling alone with no signs of God anywhere?

The Book of Proverbs gives us some amazing wisdom for life. Along with that, Solomon also exposes some common ways that people end up messing up their lives. There are many listed in this great book, but allow me to highlight five of them.

While Facebook is a great place to stay closely connected with your best friends and family members, I would encourage you to add in a ministry component to what you do online. Here's how...

I would like to suggest to you four reasons why church is a big deal – a REALLY big deal! Let me give you some reasons why you should plan to be in church every single possible moment you can.

The reason God puts restrictions on sex is not because He is a cosmic killjoy who hates to see us having fun. That’s not it. The reason He has restricted it is because sex has a very powerful purpose in life.

Many years ago I learned about a spiritual discipline that literally changed my life: a half day of prayer. So, what in the world do I do for 4–5 hours of prayer? What do I say to God?

Reaching out to the unchurched is tough for many Christians. Let me suggest five simple ways you can begin to share your faith this week.

As you become aware of the depth of God’s love for you, allow that realization to become the driving force in your obedience to Him.

Sometimes, it may not seem like “all things work together for the good,” especially in hard times. But you’d be amazed how God is working—even where you wouldn’t expect it.

God does heal, but healing is not always the only path that He chooses for us. Sometimes His perfect plan for our lives is to allow us to suffer and experience disease, illness, and hardship.