This article identifies what it means for Christians to share in the sufferings of Christ, carry their cross behind him, and live a life of self-denial.

This article looks at the teaching of self-esteem in light of the biblical teaching of self-denial.

This article shows how self-awareness, self-denial, and self-discipline are crucial to the fight against sin, Satan, and self.

This article explains that self-denial is a virtue that only a Christian can exercise because self-denial has the Lord as its cause.

This article is about how we should view the fourth commandment in the New Testament. It discusses the Lord's day and the image of God. It also looks at the Sunday as holy day, the Lord's day as a day of self-denial and joy.

This article is about the importance of service, self-denial and self-examination when we want to discuss issues surrounding the celebration of the Lord's Supper. 1 Corinthians 11:23-29 and the example of the Lord Jesus is also discussed in this regard.

This article is about discipleship, and different aspects of discipleship is discussed: spirituality, self-denial, teachings of Christ, example of Christ and cost of discipleship.

This article is about victory in the Christian life. Self-denial and commitment and discipline in the Christian life is also discussed.

This article is about missions and the compassion for the lost, commitment towards the missionary task, the self-denial of the missionary, and the culture aspect of missions.

This article is about monasticism and ascetism in the early church. Martin of Tours, Jerome of Antioch, John Cassian and Benedict of Nursia are discussed. The author also mentions semi-pelagianism and self-denial.