The great battlefield of the mind is where Christians win and lose their spiritual joy and vitality daily. In this message Pastor Tony guides us through a summary of the inner-man, to help us learn the importance of biblical thinking, a clear conscience, right response, and Godward affections.

When our Lord Jesus returns, He will not only resurrect His saints who are dead but will also transform those who are living. In these concluding verses of 1 Corinthians 15 we learn of a coming rapture for God's people along with how it must motivate our daily lifestyle.

In this sermon, Costi Hinn discusses sins that believers are called to lay aside. He discusses lies, anger, stealing, and cussing -- and calls us to a higher standard.

In this message we'll review Ephesians 5 and Galatians 5, among other passages, to define the filling of the Holy Spirit, and ascertain the notable evidence of a Christian who is walking in daily yield to the Spirit's work.

Due to the Corinthians' pride, they had begun to use their Christian freedoms to live with license, often causing others to stumble. So Paul responds, reminding them that a Christian's entire life exists for the glory of God and good of men.

If one word could be chosen to summarize your life, what word would it be? For Paul, it would be “faithful,” especially when it came to gospel ministry. But what was it that drove Paul’s faithfulness? In 2 Corinthians 5:11-21, we find three factors that guided his ministry. May they do the same for you as you strive to be counted among the faithful.