Prayer is activated by godly desire, practiced through consistent prayer, and rooted in faith, resulting in a growing relationship with Christ and a deeper understanding of God's will. [... more]

The activation of prayer is desire, and it begins with a close relationship with God. When we live according to God's will, we start to desire things that are according to God's will, and that's what we'll have when we pray. Prayer is not us convincing God to do what we want, but rather us getting so close to God that we begin to ask for what He wants in the first place. [... more]

Living with integrity in financial dealings means being honest, morally strong, and dependable. Christians are called to represent Jesus Christ to the world, and their attitudes and actions around money reveal a lot about their heart. Honesty, moral strength, and dependability are essential elements of integrity, and God's Word provides guidance on how to manage finances wisely and faithfully. [... more]

Living with integrity in financial dealings is crucial for Christians. It involves being honest, morally strong, and dependable. This podcast discusses the importance of integrity in personal and financial life, and how it can be achieved through biblical principles and values. [... more]

The Tenth Commandment, 'Thou shalt not covet,' is a study of unlawful desire for something that does not belong to you. It's contrasted with godly biblical ambition, where one pursues good grades, a good job, and excellence, but not at the expense of others. Covetousness is a gateway sin that can lead to external sinful actions, and it's a common vice that affects everyone, regardless of wealth or social status. To counteract covetousness, one must cultivate contentment, love their neighbor, and find fulfillment in Jesus, who alone is worthy of our desire. [... more]