If you spend hours in prayer each day and your prayer life is always amazing, this post probably isn’t for you. But if like me, you sometimes feel like you’re going through the motions or you don’t always connect with God the way you would like, you might want to keep reading about my favorite book on prayer, The Power of Prayer in a Believer’s Life.
Welcome to Mondays @ Soul Survival. Each week I feature a book that I consider a valuable resource. This week’s selection is Preparing for Marriage by David Boehi, Brent Nelson, Jeff Schulte & Lloyd Shadrach, published by Family Life Ministries. You...
Theology … we tend to think it’s for pastors and teachers or, maybe, students in seminary or Bible college, but not for moms and dads, office workers, storekeepers, and others of us who work in stores and offices and homes every day.
But Brad Hambrick’s book, God’s Attributes: Rest for Life’s Struggles, may help you see why that is not true.
Welcome to Mondays @ Soul Survival. Each week I feature a book that I consider a valuable resource. This week’s selection is Picking Up the Pieces: Recovering from Broken Relationships by Lou Priolo. Divorce, separation, adulterous or unhealthy relationships and break-ups...
We’re all counselors. The question is … are we counseling well or not. Are we counseling from our experience, according to popular culture, or are we counseling according to God’s Word?
Aging parents, health concerns, rebellious children, financial worries, safety issues and more. For many of us, they can lead to increasing fear, worry, and anxiety ranging from mild to paralyzing.
As believers we know we should trust God rather than be fearful and worried, but the peace we desire and God wants us to have, sometimes seems elusive.
We know the answer lies in our relationship with Christ, but sometimes we need practical advice on how to break those old habit patterns.
This week’s selection is Praying the Bible by Donald S. Whitney. In Praying the Bible, Donald Whitney asks the question, “Why don’t Christians who love God pray more?” He explains that the answer and the solution are quite simple. Praying the...
Anger, who hasn’t experienced it. We call it by different names like frustration, upset, hurt. Doing so makes us feel better about it or minimize it in some way. Jesus had a different view. He didn’t minimize it. In fact, He showed us it’s a serious heart issue.
Welcome to Mondays @ Soul Survival. Each week I feature a book that I consider a valuable resource. This week’s selection is Seven Men: And the Secret of Their Greatness by Eric Metaxas. We all need heroes. Even the Apostle...
Welcome to Mondays @ Soul Survival. Each week I feature a book that I consider a valuable resource. This week’s selection is Family Worship: : In the Bible, In History, and In Your Home by Donald S. Whitney. Family Worship:...
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