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Intimacy with the Lord Jesus Christ is essential to the Christian walk. Only by spending time with Him can we learn to love Him and know Him. Yet all too often, we treat devotions as a low priority; we neglect them in favor of lesser pursuits. Allow these resources to give you the encouragement—and the tools—you need to seek after Christ daily.
Podcasts
Podcast- Wed, Jun 9, 2010
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Brother Jerry Cherry is passionate about prayer and helping others learn to pray. Today we'll hear story after story of God moving mightily in response to the prayers of His people.
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- Wed, Mar 3, 2010
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Why should we pray? What happens when we don't pray? Mark Bearden shares his burden for prayer and intimacy with Christ. Mark is launching a new prayer ministry for Life Action and is available to do a prayer conference at your church. To find out more, call 800-321-1538 and ask for Lane Gordon in our scheduling department.
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- Wed, Dec 9, 2009
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Remember the excitment you had on the day of your salvation? Unfortunately, often over time we tend to lose our passion for Jesus. Bill Elliff, pastor of The Summit Church in Little Rock, Arkansas, will show us how to renew that first love through the doorway of intimacy.
Articles
Article- Brian G. Hedges
- Fri, Dec 12, 2008
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Imagine inheriting an enormous fortune of five billion dollars and committing to withdraw only $1 a day. Sounds ridiculous, doesn't it? Why limit yourself to $1 when you have billions at your disposal? But that is exactly what many people do with the greatest treasure of all, God's Word. An immeasurable source of joy and power lies at their fingertips, and they settle for a "commitment" to read their "One-Minute Bible." Is God's Word your treasure? Can you say with the psalmist, "In the way of your testimonies I delight as much as in all riches" (Psa ...
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- Brian G. Hedges
- Tue, Apr 15, 2008
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Almost all critical Christian thinkers agree that we live in a post-Christian culture.
There was a time when the majority of people in Western cultures, whether churched or not, had a worldview shaped by Christian theism. But that is no longer the case.
The age of Christendom is over. Our culture is increasingly hostile to the exclusive claims of the gospel, and a pressing question of the day is, How do we engage the culture with the gospel.
Far better thinkers than I have tackled this question. I stand on their shoulders and commend their work to you. [i] With ...
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- Nancy Leigh DeMoss
- Fri, Feb 1, 2008
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Some time ago, I asked the women attending a weekend conference where I was speaking to write on a three-by-five-inch card why they had come and what it was they were hoping God would do in their lives through the weekend. "Where does God find you as we start this weekend?" I asked.
Later, as I read the responses to my question, I was amazed at how many of them sounded alike. Here is a sampling:
"I feel I'm out of control sometimes with so many pressures."
"I feel like I'm torn in all directions."
"I need to ...
Product
Product- Wed, Oct 1, 2008
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A Place of Quiet Rest
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If your life is moving at a frantic pace, and everything you do seems to bring more stress, your quiet time can become the most meaningful time in you day. Establishing this daily discipline is not easy, but the rewards are truly wonderful.
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