The highly respected Dr. Tony Evans teaches that "committed Christians may fall into sin, but a carnal Christian bathes in." Evans continues, "He has the mindset, motivation and methodology of sin."

The world today is in a precarious and dangerous condition. This has placed many Christians in situations economically and morally that create stress on the family, marriage and workplace. Many Christians in authority do not believe in referring their emotionally troubled congregates to professional Christian counseling centers.

Bad doctrine has always crept into the Christian church. Among the believers of Paul's day men such as Hymenaeus and Philetus postulated ideas that Paul said "will eat as doth a canker" (2 Tim 2:17). In the modern Christian church one prevalent false teaching takes the form of a doctrinal half-breed known as the "carnal Christian."

Do you realize if a person has the mindset of being poor and acts poor, he or she will be poor? Thinking you are poor and acting like you're poor will keep you poor! You will never rise above the way you see yourself. "As a man thinketh, so is he" (Proverbs 23:7).

In this article we are going to begin a discussion on spiritual fasting from a Christian perspective, emphasizing the power of this amazing discipline to assist you in breaking and transcending limiting patterns of thought and behavior.

Fruits of the Holy Spirit are given to help prepare Chritians for the life in 21st centry.

The seven gifts of the Holy spirit given to all persons who are confirmed. They are essential each christian person to spread the word of Jesus.

Have you ever had the experience of seeing Mr. Handsome at a party or event and being very interested. Perhaps you even felt that instant unseen energy of attraction. But then, just as you were about to approach him, he turned and looked at you with an icy stare. Whereupon your ego crumpled. Then what did you do?

In the book of Revelation, the Apostle John mentions the Seven Spirits of God (Revelation 1:4, 3:1, 4:5, 5:6). For the moment, we will ignore the individual identities of these Seven Spirits, and only consider Their collective unity.

The truth is, the Bible is not a book full of rules. It is a story. If you want to be fancy, it is a narrative. The problem for many of us, is that a story, or narrative is so much more subjective than a rule book. This is terrifying to many 'conservative' brethren. But what is so terrifying?