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The minister can be his own worst enemy. Although his intentions might be good, he actually can hinder the work of God, hurt his family, and harm himself. How? He can do it by allowing a ministry to become more important than the ministry.

One day I noticed how Elijah had prayed on Mount Carmel. “Lord,” he said, “today, let these people know there is a God in Israel. And while you’re at it, let them know that I am your servant.”

In order to break this feeling spiritually finding new ways to grow in intimacy with God can bring a refreshing and deeper relationship with our Creator.

As excited as I am to watch my children reconnect with old friends, grow their knowledge, and embark on new adventures, I often wrestle with the "what-ifs" the new school year also brings.

No matter how bleak, how dark, how unsavory life becomes, there’s good on the other side. Until we get there, we should find ways to stay encouraged.

God isn't slow to show us how we can help others. We are simply slow in volunteering for Him to use us.

The reality that I so eagerly want to overlook is that I am a broken and sinful creature. I must live daily in a posture of humble repentance, continuously seeking God for his wisdom and grace.

Prayer is a powerful weapon that God invites you to use everyday.

A miracle 11 years ago sparked a wonderful move of the Holy Spirit among the Koya tribal community in central India. Today more than 200 people have received Jesus as Lord. Another 60 show genuine interest in the Gospel.