Living on Purpose: Do you believe in life after death?
One of the most profound questions humans desire to understand is what happens when our physical heart stops beating.

One of the most profound questions humans desire to understand is what happens when our physical heart stops beating.

Obedience includes the humble and sincere acceptance of the authority and will of God.

Many will read today's headline and attach it to an unlimited array of personal issues and the problems that are associated with them.

As just another messenger for God's kingdom, I'm eternally grateful for the privilege to serve him. We are living in an hour where the window of his grace is open and there is much to do before Christ returns.

I was talking with a Christian brother the other day about how it seems that many people are living in sadness and discouragement, when suddenly he made a comment that really caused me to think. He said that according to his studies about the Christian life, it seems to be impossible to be depressed and to walk in the joy of God's presence at the same time.

It's easy to drift away from God and settle for an average and normal way of living, and this is exactly what a personal revival is all about. Revival means "return" and begins with a conviction of sin and an awareness of our need to repent.

It's amazing to think that without light, there is complete darkness.

When it comes to finding our place in this world, let's consider two categories.

I'm sure most of you heard about a couple of prominent Christian leaders who recently announced they are changing their mind about following the Lord and have decided to abandon their faith.

We acknowledge God's blessings in our own life as well as those around us.
