Applying Isaiah 46:3-4, this article shows how God can be of great joy and comfort to the aged Christian.

Christians know that they ought to pray, but prayer is not always easy. This article shows that prayer is difficult due to the obstacles facing Christians, but it also shows how to conquer these obstacles and be in prayer.

Meditation is a practice that must be learned. In this article lessons are drawn from the Puritans on the practice.

This article gives nine reasons for reading the theology of the Puritans, among which are: they are Trinity-centred, and they wrestle with questions about God's providence and trials.

This article lists nine benefits one will get in reading the Puritans.

Self-centredness, self-righteousness, self-promotion, self-love, self-praise are all signs of selfaholism. This article shows that selfaholism brings misery, while serving others brings happiness.

God desires both our private worship and public worship. This article gives twelve reasons why public worship is better than private worship.

Looking at 1 Corinthians 11:1-16, this article argues for the use of head coverings for women during worship services. It suggests that in doing so the church expresses her desire to reinforce God's authority structure and created order.

This article shows that imitating Christ will be the way to heal "compassion fatigue."

Looking at Ephesians 6:11-12 this article shows that a Christian in warfare against Satan can only rely on Christ, the defense armour God has provided, and the sword of the Spirit.