God desires our very best in seeking to accomplish His will. Unfortunately, the number that give God their very best is few. It takes discipline, fortitude, and resilience to do great things for God.

God has a specific will for everyone's life. Surrendering to God's will for your life will be the hardest decision you will make in life. But doing so and following that up with an intense drive to do it will allow God to use you most effectively.

In too many churches, there is no passion for serving God. Zeal, enthusiasm, and intensity should mark the life of every believer and the church. This is the key to maximizing our service for Christ.

Have you seen Jesus? If you have, how well are you seeing Him? Your spiritual eyesight will determine your effectiveness in service to God.

Prayer was integral to the revivals that have occurred here in the United States. Though it is not the only ingredient to revival, prayer plays quite the major role. It can be rightly said that there is no revival without prayer.

You need to have some things settled in your life. You need to have Salvation settled, your standards settled, your service settled, and you need to have your stand settled. Make your life count, stand for Christ.

Compromise is always the starting point for future defeats in the Christian life. It starts small, but the end is ultimately a destroyed life. The way to combat it is to be completely convinced of God's Word and stand on it.

What does a recovering fundamentalist look like in today's age? Demas gives us a perfect example of what that would look like. In the end, his love changed from God to the world. The same is true for many in the church today. They have chosen to please themselves rather than wholly follow after God and the Bible.

It is God's will for believers to know they are saved. It is for this reason that He gives us His Word to remind us of this truth. Our salvation is completely dependent on God, and He is always faithful.

Recovering from immorality is more of a journey than it is a single event. The end result sought for is a definitive change to occur. This requires spiritual accountability, structure, and faithfulness.