Before We Go

There are times in the life of a believer in the life-transforming power of the Lord Jesus Christ when it becomes critically important to celebrate what God is doing in that believer’s life. David and Karen Mains amplify this idea with some concrete examples.

Making adjustments to our lives, setting new priorities, and purposefully choosing to make our relationship with God the major focus of our existence—these are all matters that we followers of Jesus need to consider. David and Karen Mains offer some very helpful suggestions as to what we can do.

When approaching difficult or controversial subjects, is there a particular mindset that Christians should cling to as they interact with others about these troubling topics? David and Karen Mains offer some suggestions worth considering.

Is there a way to increase the power of prayer? David and Karen Mains discuss a companion to prayer that will magnify the effectiveness of our praying.

Prayer is the powerplant of the Christian church. David and Karen Mains discuss how churches need to increase their emphasis on corporate prayer, in order to regain a position of relevancy in modern America.

When disasters strike our nation, do churches respond in a relevant way? Does the church properly represent the Lord Jesus Christ to our culture? David and Karen Mains issue a call for repentance and offer examples of how the church can reclaim its relevancy.

Once you become aware of the four specific ways you can see God touching your life, as you search for them, you need to write down those times you see the hand of God at work.

David and Karen Mains share a spiritual discipline that has shaped them, as individuals, and also had a significant impact on the spiritual formation of their family members: Going on a God Hunt.

In response to the tragic mass shooting in Buffalo, New York, David and Karen Mains discuss ways that white churches and individual white Christians can become more closely identified with their brothers and sisters in Christ, no matter what the color of their skin.

Sharing your faith in Christ with someone does not have to be a daunting task. David and Karen Mains discuss how asking appropriate questions can open up a profitable discussion concerning a believer’s faith in Christ.