Each year many of us will go through a physical check-up, a performance review at our workplace, perhaps do a financial check up at year’s end or at tax time. But how often do we take time to review our spiritual life? Click HERE for more information.

Perhaps the most common obstacle people encounter in trying to read through the whole Bible is getting bogged down with difficult to understand long passages, for days in a row. Genre-based Bible reading plans avoid this problem. Check out our reading plan by clicking HERE.

A list of the resolutions that Edwards read once every week to keep his mind on his duty before God. These resolutions will inspire you in making yours!  Click HERE for more information.

Imagine the joy in knowing that your financial legacy will impact the world for Jesus Christ. Enjoy the peace of mind gained from having an estate plan in place that honors God and takes care of your family. Financial Legacy expert and author, Lynne Kohm, provides you with the why’s and the how’s of establishing an intentional financial legacy plan that will bless your family and God’s work in the world for years to come. Click HERE to view this video.

Have You Thought About Your Spiritual Legacy? If you were to die tonight, would you be leaving behind a clear message to your family, friends, and world about your faith in Christ, your love for them and your hope for them? If not, what do you need to do to prepare for your departure from this earth? Get answers and guidance in this new video by Dr. Joel Woodruff, President of the C.S. Lewis Institute? Click HERE to view this video.

Tom Tarrants asks Are you confident that you know and are fulfilling God’s purpose for your life?

The late Rev. David Prior consider the question: “When you come to the end of your life and have nothing but death to look forward to and nothing but memories to look back upon, what will you need to conclude that your life was a success and that you’re satisfied?”

Tom Tarrants offers helpful suggestions that will aid you in developing your daily time with God and growing to know Him better and love Him more.

A life of prayer is something to which we are all called and to which we should all aspire. Dr. Kynes discusses what it would mean for us to devote ourselves to prayer, to ‘pray continually’ as instructed by Apostle Paul.

Jesus’s disciples asked, “Lord, teach us to pray.” In this article, Bill Kynes addresses what Jesus taught in response to that request.

Tom Tarrants observes that periodic reflection on the brevity of our life, the certainty of our death, and the judgment seat of Christ will loosen the world’s grip on our lives and strengthen us to live a life that is pleasing to Him.

How do we who have already turned to Christ “give ourselves up to his personality?”

If we want to live sober, godly lives in this corrupt generation and to “play our part well,” a daily discipline of reminding ourselves of his imminent return can do wonders for us.

If we are Christians, God is in the process of conforming us to the image and likeness of Jesus Christ.

Everyone who has trusted Jesus Christ for salvation is called to transformation of life.

What do you love most in life? What do you desire most deeply? When we discern the answer to these questions, we will better know the state of our spiritual health.

Let us remember that we are stewards rather than owners of what God has given us, and glorify Him through our time, souls, and bodies.

It is encouraging to know that God has created each of us with a unique vocation.

There are remnants of the old self within each of us that we cling to and do not want to part with—areas of sin and selfishness.

Widely acclaimed for his award-winning comprehensive study of the extraordinary 18th-century pastor, preacher, philosopher, and college president, Marsden now offers not an abridgment but an accessible new retelling of the Edwards story designed for students, small groups, and general readers. An illuminating view of history, theology, and everyday life and interactions in the American colonies.

Are you worried that you haven't found God's perfect will for your life? DeYoung's advice is to give up! By surrendering, you'll discover that God's plan has already been revealed. Learn to love him with your whole heart, obey his Word, find hope, and see your choices through. Now includes an 8-session study guide.

How can imperfect people hope to please a perfect God? The answer is both simple and challenging: sanctification. Pleasing God takes an in-depth look at sanctification and its essential role in the life of every believer. Filled with Biblical insights, this release guides both new and seasoned Christians through God’s path for transforming His people.

J. I. Packer's Knowing God has become a classic of the Christian faith. Why? While it gives us information about God with clarity and grace, it does much more -it aids us in actually knowing him, in building our relationship with him, and helps draw us closer to him in love and worship. This 20th anniversary edition of Packer's classic has new Americanized text, reader-friendly type, and a new preface.

As people with limited understanding, we tend to imagine a heavenly Father who is like us. But popular blogger Wilkin reminds us that our Creator possesses many attributes we don't - and that's a good thing! Take a closer look at the God who is infinitely knowable, creative, able to provide, timeless, unchanging, powerful, wonderful, and more.

The modern classic that has helped millions worldwide experience the height, depth, and breadth of God's love is now even better! With over 70 percent revised material, this expanded edition features a new personal introduction by Henry, updated stories and examples, a clearly outlined plan of salvation, and seven new chapters.

Dr. Charles Stanley has faithfully highlighted the 30 Life Principles that have guided his life, empowered his ministry, and helped him to grow in his knowledge, service, and love of God. Good for personal devotions or group studies, each section walks you through Scripture and shows you how to live the Spirit-filled, victorious life you were created for.

Unpack the Bible's teaching on work and find godly purpose in "doing everything for God's glory". Work is no longer a daily grind. Whether we are employed, work in the home, work for the church or a ministry, we discover God's calling in and use of seemingly mundane tasks to influence our culture for Christ.

Why am I here? What is God's call in my life? How do I fit God's call with my own individuality? How should God's calling affect my career, my plans for the future, my concepts of success? Guinness helps the reader discover answers to these questions, and more.

This richly illustrated book is the perfect introduction to Jonathan Edward's life, work, and legacy. Edwards lived at a time where many people were seriously questioning long-accepted ideas about the world, life, and God, and his answers to these questions have left a mark on the way we think today. While he is often remembered as the preacher of a scary sermon about a spider dangling over a fire, he remains significant as one of the greatest thinkers American has produced. Includes a timeline and "did you know" section complete the book. Ages: 7-12