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How Do I Develop a Consistent Daily Prayer Habit?
Stop waiting for a “feeling” to pray. Learn the practical steps to build a daily prayer habit that sticks, from setting a routine to finding a focus.
How Do I Use The Lord’s Prayer as a Pattern of Prayer?
Ever feel stuck in your prayer life? Discover how to use the Lord’s Prayer as a topical guide to transform your daily conversation with God into something deeper.
How Does Spiritual Transformation Work?
Spiritual transformation isn’t just about trying harder; it’s about a holistic change starting from the heart. Explore the seven stages of growth from being born again to the final hope of glorification.
Is My Old Nature Destroyed When I Become a Christian?
When you become a Christian, you are a new creation, yet the struggle with sin remains. This article explores the biblical tension between your dead “old nature” and the lingering habits of the flesh, offering hope for your spiritual journey.
How Does God’s Word Judge Us?
Most people think of judgment as a courtroom scene, but God’s Word judges us every day. By acting as a spiritual mirror, the Bible reveals our hidden thoughts and invites us into a deeper relationship with Christ.
Is There a Difference Between Soul and Spirit?
Many Christians wonder if the soul and spirit are different parts of our being. While some suggest a three-part view, the Bible often uses these terms interchangeably to describe our one eternal inner person.
What Is The “Trichotomist” View Of Human Beings?
Is a human being made of two parts or three? While the trichotomist view argues for a distinct spirit and soul, many theologians prefer a more unified view of human nature. Explore the arguments for trichotomy and its place in biblical study.
What Is the “Dichotomist” View of Human Beings?
Is a human being made of two parts or three? The dichotomist view argues that we are a unity of the physical body and the immaterial spirit. Explore the biblical evidence for this “two-part” view and why “soul” often describes the whole person.
How Do I Use the P-R-A-Y Method of Prayer?
Striving for a better prayer life? The P-R-A-Y method—Praise, Repent, Ask, and Yield—provides a simple, biblical framework to help you move beyond “shopping list” prayers and into a deeper relationship with God.
How Do I “Test the Spirits?”
We are told not to believe every spirit, but how do we actually “test” them? This guide offers biblical steps to help you discern truth from error and follow God’s lead.
Who Was David in the Bible?
David is one of the most famous figures in Scripture, known for defeating Goliath, writing beloved Psalms, and ruling Israel. Discover why he was called a “man after God’s own heart” and how his legacy leads us to Jesus.
Can Natural Laws Explain God’s Sovereignty and Man’s Free Will?
The debate between divine sovereignty and human free will has lasted for centuries. By applying the Ideal Gas Law and Solomon’s concept of “chance,” we find a powerful model for how a sovereign God governs a world of random, free choices.
What Is the Meaning of “Heart” in Greek?
In the New Testament, the “heart” is more than just an emotion—it’s your command center. Explore the deep meaning of the Greek word ‘kardia’ and how Jesus makes his home in our inner selves.
What Is the Meaning of “Heart” in Hebrew?
While we often think of the heart as the seat of emotions, the Hebrew word ‘lev’ means so much more. Explore how the Bible defines the heart as the center of our thoughts and choices, and why God wants to give you a brand-new one today.
