Before We Go

How often do Christians think about the return of the Lord Jesus Christ? David and Karen Mains share their thoughts about the spiritual discipline involved in considering the return of our Lord.

David and Karen Mains explore the fact that while revival is something every believer should long for, in the long run, revival is not a “Heaven-on-earth” experience. David Mains shares from his forthcoming book, Prayer Vigilantes.

Do you dislike chit chat or small talk? David and Karen Mains, especially Karen, really dislike small talk. They share some thoughts on how to turn a discussion from an mere exchange of small talk into a genuine conversation.

There can be much more to travel, or to a time of vacation, than merely getting away. David and Karen Mains discuss a key element of what they have learned during their extensive trips around the world.

Recounting experiences during their sixty years of marriage, David and Karen Mains illustrate how God has provided just the right people, for the right task, at the right time, and in the right place.

After helping their son empty his recently sold house and move to a new residence, David and Karen Mains share important spiritual lessons they have learned on how to deal with times of extreme stress.

As their Wedding Anniversary approaches, David and Karen Mains discuss some of the lessons they have learned over their 60 years of marriage.

Once again, David Mains shares a chapter from his new book, tentatively titled Prayer Vigilantes. This chapter addresses how revival can significantly impact the spiritual growth of an individual, a church, and even a nation.

Once again, David Mains shares a chapter from his new book, tentatively titled Prayer Vigilantes. This chapter addresses the great value and enormous power that comes from praying for revival with like-minded individuals.

David Mains shares another chapter from his new book, tentatively titled Prayer Vigilantes. This chapter addresses how Christians should respond if Jesus came and lived as a houseguest in their homes.