How do you pursue a happy marriage and home as a Christian husband? Stop pursuing the happiness of your wife and start pursuing Christ Jesus, in order to bless your wife with what she longs for: a godly husband.
As a Christian employer, how should you relate to your workers? This article explains that there are three things that must direct your treatment of employees: seek to please God, treat your workers well, and show no favouritism.
A biblical theology of work rests on four foundation stones, which this article explains. Afterwards, the author provides six qualities that describe the employee in his approach to work.
Are you searching for a church? What are the qualities of a church you must look for? This article presents ten qualities for your consideration.
We are called to sing praises to God. How should we sing these praises? There are six things that must characterize Christian singing: we sing to God, with joy, with thanksgiving, with the head, with the heart, and in accordance with God's Word.
How are you dealing with suffering? This article, as an open letter, encourages you to cling to the promises of the Lord, as caught in passages such as Romans 8:28-29 and 2 Corinthians 1:2-5.
How should you respond when you face a miscarriage? This article identifies ten biblical realities that must guide your response.
How do you prepare for Sunday worship? This article offers three things to consider when preparing for worship: Saturday evening, heart preparation, and Sunday morning.
How can you express love for Christ? This article provides from J.C. Ryle eight ways of expressing love for the Lord.
This article provides help to those who are in a position to minister to victimes of abuse. It points to the sufferings of Jesus, and the strength and sympathy of God.
The author makes use of a booklet written by police chaplain Bruce Ray to provide practical advice to those who have to deal with a person who is suicidal.
Using Philippians 4:7, this article encourages anxious believers to turn to God in faith, and seek “the peace of God that passes all understanding” that will protect their hearts from anxiety.
How does one navigate through spiritual depression? This article suggests that personal discipline is required in six critical areas.
This is part of a series of articles on the topic of depression. Here the author uses Psalm 119:25-32 to explain that those suffering from depression ought to begin moving forward by taking small steps of faith through the fog.
This article presents five essential truths that form a filter through which we view suffering, and that therefore impact how we minister God's grace and truth to each other. The author's overarching concern is to contribute to a theology of disability.
Understanding the relationship between body and spirit and how they affect each other is important to answering the question of suffering. When is suffering the result of your personal sin and when is it not? This article gives two principles to think about.
Conflict resolution must be undertaken as soon as possible, and here are six reasons why.
Does God have a purpose for your suffering? This article shares thirty-six purposes of suffering.
Having a child with a disability raises many questions for the parents. This article explains twelve aspects to a theology of disability, with a view to helping parents of special needs children.
What does Christian leadership entail? This article explains several principles, including how leadership calls for conviction, embraces the biblical worldview, is full of passion, thinking, and teaching.
How can believers make progress in sanctification without falling into the trap of moralism? This article offers twelve principles from Thomas Chalmers that centre around pursuing love for God.
Believers are called to love one another. How can believers show this love? This article lists thirty-seven ways.
Without the work of the Holy Spirit, counselling will fail. Why? The article highlights twelve ways in which the Spirit energizes counselling.
How is Jesus of comfort to the abused? Jesus suffered abuse as the Saviour. This article calls the abused to look to Jesus in their verbal abuse or physical abuse.
