Citizens: Studies in First Peter looks at the powerful truth that believer’s citizenship is not of this world. We are to see ourselves as exiles, foreigners, sojourners living in a world that’s not our home.

The apostle Paul gives his final exhortations to go the distance in living for Jesus. It’s not how to start but how you finish that counts.

The letter to the Colossians is full of practical advice on how to walk out the Christian life as believers.

Anyone who attempts to live for the Lord is going to experience some level of spiritual warfare in his life. We must take time to prepare ourselves for spiritual warfare on a regular basis through prayer, putting on the armor of God, and dwelling in the “Secret place” in order to stand in victory (Psalm 91:1).

Learning how to live the Christian life can sometimes be like learning how to drive on the other side of the road. You have to orient your life in a completely new way than what you are used to. It may seem really odd and unnatural at first, but it is worth the switch.

Prayer causes our spirit to be energized, blesses our circumstances and results in real changes in the world as more people experience Jesus’ salvation and deliverance from sin and injustice.