What is a Biblical fast? Are there specific requirements to fasting? There are distinctions to the discipline of fasting. But in general, fasting is a denying for a duration those things God has given us to enjoy.

How does one conquer the ever-present danger of bitterness? It will require committing to obedience, a crying unto God, a choosing to forgive, a cautioning of self, and considering God's promises.

The love of money is a corrupting force that destroys ones spiritual productivity. It fosters a desire for the temporal and a disgust for the eternal that wrecks one's walk with God.

A philosophy of failure is to live life without a king and doing that which is right in your own eyes.

The lives of Saul, David, and Solomon give us an example of what God wants out of His children. He wants their head, their heart, and their hands for His use.

Bitterness is a pervasive and destructive sin that undermines the Christian life. Bitterness, though often disguised as justified hurt, is a spiritual malady that corrupts fellowship with God, damages relationships, distorts thinking, and leads to harsh emotions like wrath, anger, and slander. As Naomi dealt with bitterness, she also failed to recognize the blessings in her life.

Fasting in the Bible varies widely in length, from a single meal to forty days, yet consistently reflects a heart surrendered to God. The essence of fasting lies not in the length or type of abstinence, but in the posture of the heart and the purpose of drawing near to God.

The perilous danger of the love of money, is not mere possession but as a spiritual condition that distorts priorities, undermines integrity, and leads to spiritual blindness and complacency.

Le salut est un choix personnel. Il requiert une persuasion pratique et une profession personnelle. Sans quoi, une personne ne peut être sauvée.

उद्धार एक व्यक्तिगत चुनाव है। इसके लिए एक व्यावहारिक प्रेरणा और एक व्यक्तिगत अंगीकार की आवश्यकता है। इनके बिना, कोई व्यक्ति बचाया नहीं जा सकता।