The Forgotten Arts 2024, part 2. Christians have fasted and prayed and abstained from things for centuries; and it’s always been about wanting to know Jesus more. When it’s not about that, things quickly go off track. By Andy Thorpe.

The Forgotten Arts 2024, part 1. Confession isn’t a heavy word; it means to be on the outside as we are on the inside. It doesn’t just mean we confess our sins, but we confess truth, we confess the goodness of God, and we’re honest about the state of our hearts and our walk with Jesus. By Clive Cernik.

By Faith, part 11. We conclude our series on the life of Abraham by looking at one thing that each one of us will experience and none of us can escape: death. When the believer passes through this they no longer live by faith, but by sight. By Oli Stevens.

By Faith, part 10. In Genesis 22 Abraham is tested and asked to give up his only son Isaac, the one in whom all of God's promises were wrapped up in. By Carl Slezacek.

By Faith, part 9. Success for the people of God does not rest on their own ingenuity to make things happen, which unleashes chaos, but rests on God’s promise. By Rachel Wilson.

By Faith, part 8. Abraham repeats his mistake of lying about his wife to a pagan King, Abimelek, but he does so out of fear and unbelief in the Goodness of God. By Clive Cernik.

By Faith, part 7. Even though you and I are sometimes successful and sometimes sinful, sometimes faithful and sometimes failures, Jesus will in the end get us across the line into the presence of God.

By Lex Loizides.

By Faith, part 6. How do we respond when life is painful and prayers seem unanswered? By Ben Holbrook.

By Faith, part 5. From the moment that God took Abraham out of the world, God spent the rest of Abraham’s life getting the world out of him. By Andy Thorpe.

By Faith, part 4. God makes a Covenant—an unbreakable promise—with Abram. In his grace and provision, God ensures the promise depends on him alone, and not on Abram’s performance. By Jürgen Siegel.