Pentecost is not just a historical event but an ongoing reality that empowers believers with the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit for holy living and bold witness. Christian leaders today are invited to lead not from their own strength but from the transformative power and presence of God within.

As Lent commences on Ash Wednesday, we are entering a time of introspection and prayer leading to Easter. Let us reflect on the significance of death preceding resurrection, urging readers to embrace a daily practice of surrendering self in preparation for our spiritual transformation.

Despite being more technologically linked than ever, studies now show loneliness and disconnection are at an all-time high. How does this trend truly affect your spiritual life and personal connection with God?

Every believer agrees that maintaining our integrity is one of best things we could for our spiritual life, but does it have to be so difficult. Read more to find out how to build consistency with maintaining your integrity.

In a broken world that is constantly trying to bring us down, striving for genuine righteousness throughout our lives is not easy, but the good news is… it is possible.

Do you Pray “The Prayer?” This prayer unites Christians in all parts of the world. Though the Lord’s Prayer is well known to believers everywhere, when you look hard at its words, you can learn from how this prayer can guide and impact your daily life.

The cross casts the most significant shadow in all of human history. It is where we see the righteousness, justice, and love of God working together for our great good. This Easter, our thoughts are centered around the cross, upon which Jesus Christ was crucified.

The scriptures speak of Jesus in extremes, as both the Lion of the tribe of Judah and the Lamb of God that takes away the sin of the world. The most important thing to remember is that Jesus is always able to be exactly what you need!

Everyone has their own opinion about what has happened at the events sounding the revival at Asbury University. But it is hard to deny there is truly a movement of God taking place.

Every day seems to be a special day full of fun and joy. But what about the normal and routine days? When every day feels less-than-momentous, and things get tough our faith can grow even bigger!

We make decisions every day, and every decision is a step we take toward or away from God. What are you doing to ensure you are not fading away?

Why is our gratitude so important, and how do we make it grow? Increasing our thankfulness does not have to be complicated. As we focus on the source of our blessings, increasing our gratitude in any circumstance can become easier.

So why should we be people who live in thanksgiving and praise to God? Psalm 100:3 instructs us to realize and know that the Lord is God. We are thankful because He is our Lord our God.

We make decisions every day, and every decision is a step we take toward or away from God. What are you doing to ensure you are not fading away?

Though All Saints Day is rarely remembered, much less formally celebrated, we should desire to learn from the testimony of the many faithful servants of the Gospel who have gone before us.

Here are three key aspects of leadership to consider if you want to lead from a true Biblical perspective.

In order to navigate between what is true in our world today, the adage “trust, but verify,” is an essential concept as we learn to discern God’s voice from all the other voices surrounding us.

In many parts of the world, Christians can practice their faith but can not proclaim it. Does your life help others see and hear the Gospel?

Most Christians would agree that we are involved in a battle. Paul speaks of this battle and gives us four keys to fighting successfully in this spiritual engagement. Let’s look at each of these four crucial components for victory in the battle.

Jesus lived a radical lifestyle, did radical things, and proclaimed a radical message. Among the radial aspects of what He proclaimed was the counter-cultural life, He called His followers to live.