Category: Engaging with God: A Foray into Prayer and Spiritual Warfare

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Spiritual warfare is vitally important in the world of spiritual growth. With the increase of new age thinking, atheism, Satanism, and a growing interest in

In the double interests of going deeper in some of my favorite theologians and trying to strengthen my own prayer life, I’ve recently been reading

Many Christians struggle a great deal with prayer. Whether it’s struggling with feelings of guilt or shame, the struggle is often not to make time

I’m sure such folks are out there, but I’ve not personally met any Christian who hasn’t struggled with saying the same old things about the

It was the 1st of March, 1985. I remember where I was sitting when it happened. I was Pastor of a church in the western

Near the end of his first letter to the church of Thessalonica, the Apostle Paul issued an exhortation that at once seems inviting and impossible.

The book of James gives remarkable insight into the prayer life of the great prophet Elijah. James 5:17-18 says Elijah controlled the weather with his