The Apostle Paul's approach to preaching is rooted in his reliance on God's power, not human eloquence or wisdom. He chose to proclaim the testimony of God, Jesus Christ and him crucified, rather than adapting his message to suit his audience's preferences. This approach is essential for spiritual transformation, as it allows the Spirit of God to work in the hearts of men and women, bringing about a demonstration of His power in the transformation of life. [... more]

Praying eloquently is not the key to effective prayer, but rather being genuine and real with God from the heart. Jesus emphasizes the importance of authenticity in prayer, and Charles Spurgeon's words remind us that God is moved by our true oratory and distress, not by eloquent words. [... more]

Alistair Begg explores Apostle Paul's approach to preaching the gospel, highlighting his decision to set aside eloquence and superior wisdom to focus on the message's content and the power of God's Spirit working in hearts beyond human words. [... more]

The early church was a church that prayed, but what's happened to our modern church where prayer is still important but not deeply satisfying or effective? Pastor Alan Wright explores the role of spiritual prayer in living a victorious life in the promised land. [... more]