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Our greatest privilege is to hunger after God and seek Him with all our heart. There is nothing else more fulfilling than living wholeheartedly for Him in this life.

Once we’ve been deeply touched by God’s mercy and felt that sense of relief, it should motivate us to proclaim the gospel of mercy and grace to everyone.

The call to share the Good News of the Lord is great. It can be heavy at times, even when the harvest is great. Missionaries need our prayers, encouragement, and support more than ever. Ask the Lord how you can be a vessel of assistance to them as...

It's hard to imagine a more unlikely group of "Christian music superstars." No, the Ragamuffins have earned their name - unkempt rockers who lead worship, sensitive guys with tattoos, tattered men who refuse to deny their frailty in order to sing...

Not all pastors are in the news, and not all pastors are facing the same kind of trouble. Yet, one thing is certain: all preachers need people praying for them. The very progress of the gospel is at stake.

What believers to do if we simply just don’t have hours on hand to spend talking to God? Take advantage of the spare moments we do have and spend that time at the feet of Jesus. Here are seven daily moments to spend in prayer.

We need forgiveness to bridge the gap between God and man, just as we need forgiveness to flow out of us, as we seek to be in relationship with those around us. This is why Jesus taught us to pray “forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those...

Regardless of the Black Friday advertisements and focus on football, Thanksgiving is about getting together with family, sharing in a bountiful meal together, and expressing our gratitude to God for His blessings throughout the year.

The Bible reveals that God has sent prophets like Moses and Jesus to guide his people, emphasizing the importance of listening to and following their teachings. The passage explores how Jesus embodies this role, teaching God's truth through his...

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A few notes, hurriedly, before our weekend trip to New Jersey.

Twenty minutes ago, I had been in my office neck deep in my studies. Now, I found myself being asked to pray a final prayer over a dying, non-Christian woman in front of her husband and fifteen to twenty non-Christian family members hanging onto...