In His numerous teachings on money, Jesus seeks not to rob us of pleasure but to set us free from our futile desire to be God.

While we wait for Christ’s return, Christians should practice fasting in order to feed our spirits, reveal what controls us, and meditate on the glory of God.

We rejoice because God has invited us into His family to join Him in celebrating all that Christ has done.

In a world filled with the deception of Satan, Jesus invites His disciples to abide in His Word so they can experience freedom.

Andrew Wilson, teaching pastor of King's Church in London, joined us to talk about how living with the Spirit produces fruit in the Christian life.

The idea of community is woven throughout the Scriptures, where we see that God's design and purpose for our lives is found and formed in a family of faith.

Prayer is the most powerful practice in the Christian life, but it’s also one of the most difficult for many of us. Thankfully, Jesus teaches His followers how to pray.

The Sabbath is a gift from God that allows us to remember and rejoice that God is our Maker and that we are His people.

Paul explains to the church in Corinth that Christians cannot live for Jesus without living with Jesus.

God can move in our day with such radical power that the things many of us believe are lost can be renewed, revived, and reformed.