In James 5:13-20, James teaches us that prayer should be an instinctual response to everyday situations, bridging the gap between the physical and spiritual. Our instinct should always be to pray, but have there been long periods of time without prayer in our life?

Instincts need to be learned, this study by Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins looks into how we can develop better prayer instincts.

In James 5:13-20, James teaches us that prayer should be an instinctual response to everyday situations, bridging the gap between the physical and spiritual. Our instinct should always be to pray, but have there been long periods of time without prayer in our life?

Instincts need to be learned, this study by Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins looks into how we can develop better prayer instincts.

In James 5:13-20, James teaches us that prayer should be an instinctual response to everyday situations, bridging the gap between the physical and spiritual. Our instinct should always be to pray, but have there been long periods of time without prayer in our life?

Instincts need to be learned, this study by Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins looks into how we can develop better prayer instincts.

Romans 6-8. Self-discipline requires a proper understanding of sin and our relationship to it. In these three chapters of Romans, Paul teaches us about how Christians think about our past, present, and future--and how those are changed by Jesus.

This study by Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins takes a deeper look into Paul’s argument about sin and how we struggle with self-discipline because of sin.

Romans 6-8. Self-discipline requires a proper understanding of sin and our relationship to it. In these three chapters of Romans, Paul teaches us about how Christians think about our past, present, and future--and how those are changed by Jesus.

This study by Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins takes a deeper look into Paul’s argument about sin and how we struggle with self-discipline because of sin.

Romans 6-8. Self-discipline requires a proper understanding of sin and our relationship to it. In these three chapters of Romans, Paul teaches us about how Christians think about our past, present, and future--and how those are changed by Jesus.

This study by Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins takes a deeper look into Paul’s argument about sin and how we struggle with self-discipline because of sin.

2 Timothy 3:1-7 - Paul is speaking of people in the church and difficult times. Why is it so difficult to give self up? This study by Fairview Evangelist Zach Birkner looks at some of the reasons we struggle to give God all.

2 Timothy 3:1-7 - Paul is speaking of people in the church and difficult times. Why is it so difficult to give self up? This study by Fairview Evangelist Zach Birkner looks at some of the reasons we struggle to give God all.

2 Timothy 3:1-7 - Paul is speaking of people in the church and difficult times. Why is it so difficult to give self up? This study by Fairview Evangelist Zach Birkner looks at some of the reasons we struggle to give God all.

In Hebrews 11:24-27, Paul shows us the morality of Moses’s decision to not follow the practices of the Egyptians. Moses teaches us that self-discipline is a matter of our focus. Rather than focusing on short-term desires, God wants us to make decisions with an eternal perspective.

This study by Fairview Evangelist Jacob Hudgins looks at what the Bible says about conquering self-discipline.