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What does the Bible mean by Lust and how can we fight against it? Find scriptures and prayers to overcome lust.

Fornication is, both spiritually and intrinsically, a different sort of interaction from the marital act. That’s why the consequences are so dire.

We see in 1 Corinthians 12:13 that baptism of the Holy Spirit is a common and initial experience of all Christians who are entering the body of Christ. However, we see later in chapter 12 that not all who have this experience speak in tongues....

The word “awakening” of course implies that the Church was previously in a state of spiritual sleep or slumber and needed to be awakened. So, are we currently experiencing a spiritual awakening, or are we in a state of spiritual sleep or slumber?

Jesus’ followers were all together when a sound like the blowing of a mighty wind came from heaven. What appeared to be tongues of fire separated and rested on each of them, they were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other...

The beauty of a covenant marriage is in keeping Christ at the center. When we commit to a covenant marriage, we are joining together our hearts, our flesh, and our lives in a supernatural way that only God can truly orchestrate.

Discover the reason for the "Fall of Man" by Adam and Eve in Genesis 3 and its significance for us today.

Greed goes much further than money. A person can be greedy for money but also for fame, possessions, attention, compliments, gifts, another person’s time, and more. In the Bible, the words greed, greedily, greedy, and greediness are always used to...

Tamar was the name of two unique women whose unusual stories can be found in the Old Testament. The first Tamar we read about in Scripture was the widow of Er and Onan, sons of Judah, Jacob’s fourth-born son. The second was the sister of Absalom...

God’s plan in salvation will be accomplished. He will produce his redeemed people. The question each of us needs to ask ourselves is “Will I take part in God’s plan of salvation?”

We receive the Holy Spirit by putting our faith in Jesus Christ. It is done by confessing His deity and believing that He has risen from the dead. As we trust in Christ, we have confidence to ask God to give us His Spirit.

The name of Jesus is like no other name and is above every name. In Jesus Christ, everyone who believes in His name shall receive salvation, healing (restoration), blessing, and victory. Jesus Christ, who gives this divine power, is the same...

With Haggai’s ongoing exhortations and hope-filled encouragements, the Jewish people complete all of the work on the Second Temple in less than five years.

We do have Jesus as our forever mediator when we choose to believe and follow Him. We are imperfect, but He is God who came to earth, lived as a man, and now sits in heaven, the bridge between us and our Creator, our Heavenly Father.

We might bristle or feel troubled over the qualifier that we “just” have faith, as though it is easy for us to surrender all our earthly worries and concerns and trust that God will handle everything. But God is in command, and we can rest in that...

So, why is communication important in marriage? As Christians, we see communication differently. Communication helps us treat our spouses better because, through it, we can forgive, listen, and put God at the very heart of our marriages and...

Loving one another is an essential part of being a true disciple of Jesus Christ. It is not an emotional or conditional kind of love, and it is not based on sentiments. This kind of love identifies us as belonging to Christ.

Only God can take our mistakes and make something amazing. Only He can take our losses and turn them into wins. Only He can take our failures and bring victories.

This isn't a formula for raising children who stay faithful to the Lord. But here are patterns I notice in the kids that tend to continue to follow Jesus into their adult years.

The story of Bathsheba in the Bible is often eclipsed by the story of David. Bathsheba’s story has drawn, however, hers is a story of redemption. Let’s look at the story from Bathsheba’s view instead of David’s.