What does it mean to be a Christian? Is it just believing that God exists?

The focus of many nations is to try and solve natural problems, but the problem of spirtual death is being totally ignored.

Spiritual strength does not come about accidentally. Deliberate commitment to God brings results.

The Holy Spirit is not just a mindless power of God, but much, much more.

If you don't have a love of fellowship, spiritual life can become impossible.

The second part of the series exploring Gods intentions towards us, and also the expectation God has for his followers.

Two important questions about God's nature and his intentions for us, can be answered by deliving into the Bible.

The principles of Old Testament gleaning - collecting crops so that some is left over for others, can be applied to a New Testament Christian's life.

The offering of forgiveness is a powerful action whose importance can often be overlooked.

A series of analogies between stage performances and Bible themes.

Focus on the bigger picture, and get the joy of the Lord by understanding your position in God's eyes.

Maintaining your joy is the best way to keep your Christian journey moving forwards.

Don't keep ignoring the opportunities that are currently on offer from God.

The answer to your prayer need is already ready and waiting, because God is not bound by natural laws.

You are not a cosmic accident. God has a reason for your existence and a plan for your life.

The principles about using the power of God and stepping out in faith are easy to understand. Putting them into practice though, is another story.

The Christian world-view offers hope and contentment regardless of personal circumstances.

Christianity is not about blind faith, as God offers plenty of evidence.

Evil is a concept more subtle than most people realise. Sin and evil can be anything that goes against what God would have you to do. How is it to be overcome?

The Bible often likens spirtual growth and development to plant growth and development. There are many similarities including the fact that sometimes something has to die, so that something can live.