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6 Tips for Overcoming Negative Self-Talk

Do you struggle with negative thoughts? If so, you know that it has a snowball effect of failure leading to poor choices and regrets. It’s difficult, but not impossible to overcome negative self-talk. Through time, effort, and a strong desire to be free—you will overcome through the power of Christ by following essential six tips: […]

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20 Ways To Serve At Church

by David Peach

It is possible to be a member of a church, but never be part of the team that makes the church function properly. Spiritual growth happens when you move from being a receiver to being a reproducer. A church of 100 people could not function if there were 100 pastors, but neither can it function […]

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What Does The Bible and Biblical Prophecy Say About Blood Moons?

by Robert Driskell

There is much talk in Christian circles these days about ‘blood moons’. Books are being written about them, documentaries are being filmed in an attempt to explain what they are and their significance to Christians and, indeed, mankind. What are ‘blood moons’? Do they have biblical support? Let us take a moment to look into […]

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20 Important Bible Scriptures About Priorities

by Daryl Evans

Many people have really made a mess of their lives by having the wrong priorities in life. I had a job as a car salesman for about 12 years and every day I was amazed at the choices that many people were trying to make. There were very few people that really needed a new […]

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How To Support A Friend or Family Member In Counseling

by Pamela Rose Williams

When you get to the point that you realize that you need to seek counseling for a life issue, you have pretty much exhausted all other efforts. By this time you have usually sought the help of a friend or family member for advice on how to overcome your issue. But this does not mean […]

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Were the First American Leaders Really Deists?

by Jack Wellman

Many claim that the early American leaders were deists Is it true that they believed in God but not a God that is sovereign over all the earth? What is Deism? Deism is a theological position concerning the relationship between “the Creator” and the natural world. It could be the God of the Bible but […]

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7 Tips for Planning Quiet Time with God

by Crystal McDowell

How many of us start with good intentions with having quiet time with God, but never actually followed through with it? Typically the demands and busyness of life take precedence as well as following our own selfish desires. There’s hope for those who want to move from thinking and talking about quiet time towards actually […]

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Were There Giants in the Bible? Who Were the Nephilim?

by Robert Driskell

There has been, and continues to be, discussion and debate about whether or not there existed giants in biblical times. Now, we know from First Samuel chapter 17 that Goliath was over 9 feet tall. If one considers a 9 foot tall man to be a giant (as I do), then clearly there existed giants […]

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Delight Yourself In The Lord: A Study of Psalm 37

by Pamela Rose Williams

Studying the Psalms is a good way to reflect upon the goodness of the Lord. They are the best collection of poems and songs ever published and the greatest thing is that they are all Holy Spirit inspired! As you study the Psalms you learn that King David of Israel wrote many of them, such […]

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What Does The Bible Say About Criticism? A Christian Study

by Derek Hill

Criticism is defined as “the act of criticizing usually unfavorably.” (merriam-webster.com) I think this definition is one of the better ones. Most of the time criticism is a negative thing but constructive criticism can be a positive outlet to build someone up while still helping them through some flaws, mistakes or weaknesses they may have. […]

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