When the sense of urgency diminishes from the message of the church, the zeal of the people fades accordingly.

Let's determine to throw off all that hinders us. Let's resolve to allow God to show us the spiritual necessities.

Don't wait for the sobering setting of a quiet cemetery and a freshly filled grave to revisit the simple question "Why were you born?" Stop and take time to reconsider your commitment to the course God has set before us.

Can we all succeed in our goals of fulfilling our dreams? What is "success" anyway? Here is the overall key to keep in mind that will bring real success.

David possessed a boldness uncommon, but its source is available to us, too!

Most men do one thing well and call it enough. King David did many things well and was usually ready and eager to do more.

In a dramatic miracle that energized the early Church, a woman was raised to life again. But did this momentous event overshadow an important lesson we need to learn?

Abraham Lincoln saw the role that humility plays in correcting our course when we go astray.

Gideon's example proves to us that, through the faithfulness of a few, many can be delivered and become conquerors. With God the outcome doesn't depend on human might and strength.

Many churches understand and teach that Jesus Christ will return. Far fewer know why He will return and what will happen when He arrives.

Many connections are to be noted between Joshua and Jesus. The names share the same meaning: "God is salvation." Jesus (Ieous) is the Greek form of the Hebrew Joshua (Yehosua). Many parallels can be drawn between the two Joshuas.

Joshua's life is a living testimony for those who desire to obey God in living faith.

Many don't realize how greed is impeding their spiritual growth and how necessary it is to overcome the deadly and deceitful sin of covetousness.

Although God inspired Moses to identify Miriam as a prophetess while she lived, she was still highly regarded in Scripture some 700 years after she died.

What can we learn today from Moses?

Ancient Israel had to learn a painful, tragic lesson at Jericho. What should Christians today learn from their experience?

This is the story of two men, living many centuries apart, who willingly gave their lives so others could survive. It's a story you need to understand.

Few have understood our age better than author J.B. Preistly. His unusual comprehension is summed up in the nonfiction masterpices Literature and Western Man. In this book he considers the problems of the human condition and how we must face...

Like it or not, and recognize it or not, your ideals and beliefs are the target of a nihilistic, valueless secular philosophy.

When faced with seemingly insurmountable obstacles and difficulties, keep in mind that things may not always be as bad as they seem.