God’s Solution for Our World Full of Noise, Hurry, Crowds, and Confusion
We need to engage in more than half-hearted attempts at reading our Bible and praying. And it needs to start with addressing all of the distractions we face on a daily basis.
Everyday Self-Denial and Cross-Bearing
To deny ourselves would be to deny those basic worldly, sinful impulses that seem so attractive to us on their surface.
In Him All Things Hold Together
E. Stanley Jones writes of seven things to which the Christian has access in Christ.
Storing Up Treasures in Heaven: Why Christians Are Called to Give
When we give to the things that God cares about, we store up treasures in heaven. Our everyday living positions us to serve as conduits of God’s generosity.
Seven Lessons on Financial Stewardship from the Old Testament
God appoints people to serve as stewards of creation and outlines foundational instructions for His chosen people for handling money in the Old Testament.
Seven Things the Christian Accesses in Christ
E. Stanley Jones writes of seven things to which the Christian has access in Christ.
Christians Need Both Wisdom and Revelation
So Christianity is muscle and miracle—not too much muscle lest we be strained; not too much miracle lest we be drained.
Is Prayer for Us, or for God?
Why do we pray? Is it for us, or for God? The truth is, there’s a both/and character to our prayers—it is both petition and formation.
The Problem with Attractional Worship Services
In today's Seven Minute Seminary video, Dr. Steven Bruns looks back to history in order to discover the models used by the church during some of the church's most vibrant eras.
Why Casual Prayer Just Won’t Cut It
Prayer that leads to awakening is willing to be poured out in it longings. David Thomas writes more about the difference between casual and travailing prayer.
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