Rather than asking, "Am I a Christian?", we should ask "Am I walking in the Way of Jesus?"

When you came to your point of religious commitment, was the Holy Spirit in it?

God views our distrust of Him as seriously as He views our disobedience.

Sometimes faithfulness requires you to give up what you have coming to you now for the sake of what you have coming to you then.

All cultures are broken, but some cultures are harder to reach with the gospel than others.

Our joy in life is always directly proportional to how precious Jesus is to us.

Listening to God's Word with eagerness doesn't come naturally to the sinful nature.

Sometimes, even though we have some great thoughts about God, we can still be missing something big.

There will always be pressure to take the hard news of the Good News and turn it into the soft news of no news.

We are set apart for a special use through our genuine reception of the truth.

It is popular today to reject binary choices; but Jesus said that there really are only two paths in life.

A day can go totally wrong from our perspective and yet still serve God's purposes.

Satan wants to wash us away through our tragedies, but God wants to walk us through our tragedies.

Sometimes we have to let God hinder our plans so that His plans can be heard.

Nothing in our lives has the same potential to both bless and perplex us like relationships.

There is a true freedom of spirit and life that only Jesus can give ... but what is it for?

The church has to be prepared to answer two questions: What must I do to be saved and How should I live after I am saved?

The church hasn't outgrown the work that we see our first missionaries doing in the book of Acts.

Our faith in Jesus gives us the ability to look past the brokenness to see the miracle.

The average everyday battles of the Christian life are where the effectiveness of our witness really comes from.