Looking at Daniel 6, this article shows that Daniel is an example of having courage in a time of crisis. Godly courage is developed through a life of fellowship and prayer with God.

This article is an explanation of Genesis 32. The event of Jacob wrestling with God took place to teach Jacob to be dependent upon God, and to show God's gracious faithfulness to His covenant.

Numbers 22 - Numbers 23 describe Balak and Balaam's attempts to curse Israel. This story demonstrates how God does not change His mind. God always acts for the good of His people, and is full of forgiveness. This article is a call to trust in God's promises.

David's victory over Goliath in 1 Samuel 17 gives some indication on how to engage in spiritual warfare. Unbelief kills the church, while faith which is dependant upon God and His power gives Christians courage to fight.

Looking at Deuteronomy 34:7, this article shows how Moses faced his death through submission to God's will and in faith. Can we model him?

This article discusses why in Matthew 12:42 the Queen of Sheba is considered to be better than those who reject the message of Christ and why these people deserve God's judgement. The author also discusses the meaning of coming to Christ.

The fall of Adam and Eve did not come as a surprise to God. Looking at Genesis 3:15 and 3:21, this article shows how God is in control of bringing the promise of the gospel.

In Isaiah 55:1-3, God is the one calling and inviting people to come to Him. This invitation is for the thirsty - those who are called by God's grace.

Is baptism in the Spirit synonymous with conversion, or is it a subsequent experience? Working from 1 Corinthians 12:13, this article shows that baptism in the Spirit is a once-off experience synonymous to conversion whereby we are assured of our unity with Christ and His church by the Spirit, who enables us to serve one another.

This article discusses three reasons why the church today may not be experiencing revival. The author also states that the church can show her desire for revival through prayer, being a living sacrifice, and fighting sin.

Working from Matthew 22:14, this article shows the relationship between calling and election. Though the gospel is preached to many, only those who are elected believe.

Hebrews 13:20-21 should be the prayer of every believer for himself and other believers. We should pray that we may come to know God's peace, the power of Christ's resurrection, the assurance of salvation that we have in Christ, and the desire to do what is pleasing to God.

This article looks at the conversation of the three widows in the book of Ruth - Naomi, Orpah and Ruth. Through Naomi God called Ruth to himself; this story demonstrates how God uses His people to draw others to Christ.

Looking at Romans 11:33-36, this article shows how true recognition of God's grace, wisdom and knowledge should produce in every Christian a sense of adoration for the depth of God's riches which He revealed to us in Christ.

Taking hold of God's promises, using opportunities well, possessing humility, developing contentment and applying biblical wisdom are the ingredients to facing old age full of joy instead of regret.

Looking at Genesis 22, this article shows how true fear of God leads to obedience, even when things may not make sense to us. Through Abraham's obedience in being willing to sacrifice his son, this fear of God is made visible.