People often find faith to be a vague, abstract concept. It is chronically misunderstood by both believers and non-believers. It would help if we could

Dear FEBA supporters, A well-known life coach, Tony Robbins, once asked an aging Dale Carnegie what his greatest personal breakthrough in life was. Carnegie was

In the previous blog, we looked at 4 types of faith and saw that what we call “faith” is not necessarily true faith. The 4

In the previous blogs we looked at what the cursing of the fig tree meant. In part two, examining Mark 11, we saw that prayer

In the previous blogs, we looked at what the cursing of the fig tree meant. In Mark 11, we also saw that prayer involves the

We are now continuing with the theme of faith. In part 2 of our faith series, we are looking at how to practice faith beyond

For the largest part of my Christian life, I failed to understand faith. I tried everything I knew to have faith without a doubt. But,

In part one we saw how Elisha had to reset himself before he could usher in his new identity, function and position. Maybe, just like

This is the first of a two-part article about embracing a positive attitude towards change and finding opportunities for personal growth. This theme reminds me

Believers sometimes struggle to understand the book of Nehemiah because of its “dark nature”. In a nutshell, Nehemiah is about rebuilding the city walls of