What does the Bible say about fasting? This article lists ten things, underlining the great spiritual value of such a discipline.

Why should Christians fast? Fasting creates a hunger to experience more of God. This article gives three reasons for recovering fasting in the Christian life.

True fasting is joyful fasting for one primary reason: it is worship of God. How can Christian practice this type of fasting? This article discusses what hinders Christians from fasting, and it distinguishes false fasting from true fasting.

This article considers the exercise of fasting, and its connection in Scripture to feasting. It dwells on Adam's original fast in the garden, and how that was intended to prepare him to enjoy the banquet to come.

This article surveys every passage in Scripture with a reference to fasting, and offers insight on how Christians today might interact with the biblical data.

Should Christians fast? Fasting has a place in the Christian life and Christians are expected to fast. This article explains the spiritual purpose of fasting, and then it discusses the relationship between fasting and prayer.

This article reflects on 1 John 2:15, and proposes a new kind of fasting.

Fasting is an expected discipline for Christ’s followers. It is the discipline of refraining from a specific thing for a specific time and a specific reason. This article unpacks this definition.

This article is a sermon on Mark 2:18-22, where the Lord Jesus addresses a question about fasting.

Should Christians fast? Based on the teaching of Christ on fasting, Christians are called to fast freely, seriously, humbly and prayerfully.