The 9-11 crisis in New York City faced all of us in the United States with dread. Suddenly the apocalyptic warnings of Revelation were not far-fetched. But imagine that God came to you in the midst of crisis and promised you that everything would be okay.

Whether it is getting locked out of your house, your car, or a bathroom, closed doors are irritating. Closed doors to the truth about Jesus Christ are far more than irritating, they are deadly.

Religion is about preserving the past and quietly revering memories. Memories, however, are not enough. What brings a dead church to life?

Remember all the fears generated by Y2K? Maybe some of you are still eating the spam you stock piled or have a rusting electrical generator in your garage. Sometimes it’s good to go back and remember why we were afraid and what we can learn from the experience.

Ethical standards are personal and relative. This relativity in ethics and spiritual values is preached as gospel in the secular universities of our land. But what if this is a lie?

It is dangerous to seek to live for Christ in enemy territory. The impact of the church at Pergamum will encourage you to worship Jesus even when some of your governments outlaw it.

Do you ever wonder whether a once in a lifetime meeting with someone can impact their life for Christ? Do you get discouraged thinking that your witness for Christ doesn’t make any difference?

Need a recipe for passion for your Savior? Stay tuned for three things you need to do to rekindle your love for God…

Deep inside all of us want to fall in love. Why when you mention “romance” do names like Shakespeare, Austen and Keats come to mind, but not God?

How can we conquer our fears, especially when we live in a world filled with real and potential disaster?