Bible Questions and Answers
by United Church of God
What kind of meditation will help us develop a deeper relationship with God? Should a Christian use transcendental meditation?
Bible Questions and Answers
by United Church of God
What biblical principles apply to deciding on a program to help break a bad habit or sin?
by Robert Curry
God has given us four spiritual power tools in our Christian toolbox. We’re most familiar with prayer, Bible study and fasting. One tool is really powerful, but for many of us, underutilized.
Bible Questions and Answers
by United Church of God
On the Sabbath day, the Christian rests from working for a livelihood, spends extra time in prayer, study and meditation, and joins together with other Christians to fellowship and to hear His Word preached. All these are what a Christian...
by Claudia Brunick
"Recharge daily" was the third point of Mitch Knapp's recent sermon on "Following Christ's Example."
by Nicholas K. Lamoureux
What do you do when you’ve tried everything within your power to solve a problem? Here are five tools to help turn trials into godly character.
Bible Questions and Answers
by United Church of God
Being angry to the point of sin comes naturally to us, but God offers help in our anger management struggle.
by Mitchell Moss
How to stop looking for the magic formula and make strides toward being the Christian you want to be.
by Amanda Stiver
A study has found that the physical exercises in the discipline of yoga, an ancient practice of stretching and meditation from India, help to relieve pain in the lower back—but that there is no evidence that the meditation element of yoga...
by Don Hooser
The Bible teaches us about tools we can use to grow spiritually and build our relationship with God. In this third article in a series, we examine the importance of godly thoughts and meditation.
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