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As our society and culture become increasingly hostile toward Christianity, here are five spiritual qualities that become especially important.

We need a spiritual workout center to develop our “faith muscles.”

There’s no gain without pure, hard pain.

The spiritual victory will go to those Christians who are willing to enter enemy territory and engage in warfare.

Four suggestions on how to overcome the sin of grumbling and complaining.

Knowing that God is our Provider helps us to hold our material possessions with an open hand.

Two close calls remind Barbara and me of how God is working in our lives.

Many of us are settling for the sidelines of life—we don’t really want the Lord to give us anything too hard to do.

To really experience His peace, we must come to Him with thankful hearts.

A godly vision will be fueled by what could be and what should be.

Twelve ways to respond to God in the wake of natural disasters.

How could I invest in others if nobody was investing in me?

When marriage is hard and parenting is harder, stand for the truth.

Here are a few ideas that can help you share your faith by using your home as a hub for Christ.

The world I thought I had perfect control over had turned upside down. But that’s when God started teaching me how to walk by faith.

After a fragmented, unstable childhood, Julie Boyd prayed that God would begin a new legacy with her own family.

How six adult children honored the single mother who raised them.

Rick and Judy Taylor talk about recovering from the death of their son, Kyle.