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Praying God’s will is being honest with him about what we want in prayer, but also surrendering our lives and the outcome of our prayers to him. It’s wanting our lives to align with God’s will more than our own desires.

The Bible is filled with the promises of God. From Genesis to Revelation we read of normal people that received the promises of God. These promises are sealed by the highest authority, God's Word. 

FDR said the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. Most Americans today would beg to differ.

As we faithfully follow the general, foundational principles of being committed to Christ, as revealed in Scripture, God faithfully reveals the specifics of His will as needed. The Hebrew word we translate into "obey" in English is the same word...

Though it's been central to Christian worship since the beginning of the church, many believers find the Lord’s Supper either confusing, intimidating, or just plain boring.

How long does it take for an ex-offender to pay his debt to society? Longer than you think!

Christians often say, “Well, I’ve prayed, and I have peace about it.” Here are three ways to avoid confusion between our own desired outcomes and the will of God.

Complementarianism and egalitarianism are theological views on the relationship between men and women, especially in marriage and in ministry. Complementarianism stresses that although men and women are equal in personhood, they are created for...

What is the Lord's Prayer in the Bible? Of all the prayers prayed throughout the world, few are repeated as often as the Lord’s Prayer.

What fuels popular culture? In a word, hype. We, however, should be fueled by something else. Especially during Advent.

I heard an amazing Good Samaritan story the other day. And there’s a reason I think you should hear it, too.