Developing a private prayer life is essential for building a strong relationship with God. By setting aside time, finding a quiet place, and having a plan, individuals can deepen their faith and become more like Jesus Christ. As they focus on God, they will experience transformation, and their lives will become a hiding place for others, providing comfort, encouragement, and protection in times of trouble. [... more]

The transformation of Saul and Paul is one of the most pivotal moments in church history, as Dr. Tony Evans explores the cost of standing firm in faith and the miraculous ways God works through those who are committed to Him. Jesus Christ's power is revealed in the lives of those who sincerely seek Him, and the supernatural is made possible through a deeper commitment to the Lord. [... more]

A couple's financial struggles with a business and student loans are addressed, and advice is given on biblical finance, credit and debt, and retirement planning, emphasizing God's provision and the importance of prayer and seeking help. [... more]

The human brain's incredible capacity and its relationship to physical activity is explored, revealing the complex interplay between thought and action, and the importance of a transformed mind for a transformed life. [... more]

The glory of the Gospel is not just adhering to a moral code, but experiencing a transformed life through a vital connection with God, resulting in changed attitudes and character. This is achieved through the imputation of righteousness, where one's core being is made new, allowing for a deep personal relationship with God, and a life that recommends Christ. [... more]

The story of Peter and John's miraculous healing of a lame beggar in Jerusalem sparks resistance and persecution from the Sanhedrin, leading to their arrest and interrogation. Despite being uneducated and untrained, Peter and John boldly proclaim the truth of Jesus Christ, citing the resurrection and the power of the Holy Spirit. Their conviction and courage inspire others to believe, and the church grows in strength and numbers. [... more]

A transformed life, as described by Paul in the New Testament, extends beyond personal relationships to impact society and the workplace. Christians are called to live out their new identity in Christ, becoming salt and light in their communities, and influencing the world around them through their actions and attitudes. [... more]

The ongoing ministry of the Spirit of God is essential for believers to seize every opportunity, discern the will of God, and live transformed lives that advance the mission of God. [... more]

The book of James emphasizes the importance of faith and works, highlighting three types of faith: dead faith, demonic faith, and dynamic faith. A dead faith is a faith that brings no change, while a demonic faith is a faith that stirs only the intellect and emotion. Dynamic faith, on the other hand, involves the whole person and leads to action and obedience. James encourages believers to examine their faith and ask themselves if they are living out their faith in their daily lives. [... more]

A relationship with Jesus is more than just prayer and going to heaven; it's about living in God's presence and allowing him to transform you from the inside out. Pastor Alan Holmes discusses the importance of defining what it means to have a relationship with God and how to cultivate a deeper faith in action. [... more]

Living a transformed life means setting your mind on the things above, not on the things of the earth, and trusting in God's sovereignty over everything. This allows for peace and confidence in a chaotic world, and is the key to effectively sharing the gospel with others. [... more]

Understanding the contours of scripture and unlocking its meaning requires more than just reading the Bible regularly. It demands intentional study, reflection, and application to live a transformed life, informed by the Holy Spirit, and equipped for profitable living. [... more]