Life
5 things you can do to be a storm-proof Christian
Storms will come in our lives, whether they're financial, relational, spiritual or vocational storms. But before they come, we can prepare ourselves to be storm-proof.
Boost your prayer life with this one simple truth
So much of prayer life can become no more than talking to thin air sometimes, but that misconception can be broken when we hold on to one simple yet profound truth -- that there is someone on the opposite line.
5 practical ways you can guard your heart
Here are five practical ways that you can guard your heart today.
3 valuable lessons to learn from times of financial lack
Here are three valuable lessons that times of lack can teach us.
Surface Pro 5 rumors: Microsoft may delay the release of the device as processor not ready yet
While many are positive that Microsoft will finally release the latest version of the Surface Pro 5 in its upcoming Spring Event this April 11, the latest reports claim that the Cupertino-based company will be delaying the latest version of its tablet-laptop hybrid as its processor, the Intel Kaby Lake, is not ready yet.
Render unto Caesar: The new pound coin has an uncomfortable message for the Church
The coin says, in its design, something about who we are and whom we serve.
3 ways to know if you're really following Christ
Following Christ is the mark of a true Christian. Anyone who confesses to be a Christ-follower without showing signs is taking a mere walk in the park. Are you truly following Christ?
Finding God when you're at a crossroads
The best plan you can make is to seek God first!
3 ways to shield ourselves from self-doubt
Here are three ways to shield ourselves from the paralysing effects of ungodly self-doubt.
Listening is a skill we all need to develop
Listening sometimes can be something that we do not do naturally, but it is something we must deliberately develop.
How do evil spirits work? Can we inherit them from our ancestors?
When the disciples asked Jesus, 'Who sinned, this man or his parents?' he didn't rebuke them for asking a stupid question but explained that this situation was different. Implicitly he accepted the idea that people could be adversely affected by their ancestor's behaviour.
What does the Bible have to say about gender stereotypes?
The Bible has been accused of creating gender stereotypes, but a closer study of the scriptures will show that there is no intention to put neither men nor women in a box by creating a stereotype.
How we can worship God in the midst of suffering
We can approach God in worship and praise in the midst of suffering. We must approach God in worship and praise in the midst of the suffering.
Here's the secret to being a happy husband
Are you a husband who wants to be happy? Or are you a wife who wants to make your husband happy? If you are either of the two, let me share one simple secret to you.
6 ways to read the Bible for all it's worth
The Bible was written over perhaps a thousand years by many different people, all of whom lived in a world very different from our own. So how can we get the best out of it?
'O love that wilt not let me go': How a blind pastor produced a work of genius
'O love that wilt not let me go' was written by George Matheson (1842-1906), and its powerful meditation on the power of God in the life of the believer never fail to move.