Many Christians give in to various temptations through peer pressure and find themselves surrendering to worldly passions, justifying pleasures the world offers.

There is a strong movement, especially in Protestantism, to recast the Christian message in order to make it acceptable to modern man.

To live the life of God we must have the nature of God.

Prayer doesn't always change our situation, but prayer will always change us!

When something brings profit or pleasure to us, we are inclined to call evil good, even if we know it is dead wrong.

We talk out of both corners of our mouth at once. We say we are a Christian nation, but much of our literature, our social practices, our deep interests are not Christian at all. They are totally secular.

Take care of your soul—your inner self—by feeding on the Word of God and letting His Spirit transform you from within.

The nation's image has become more like a chameleon—accepting whatever trend marketers concoct. Gone are the days of reverencing a holy God in the church or within ourselves. Yet the Bible tells us, "Happy is the man who is always reverent" (Proverbs 28:14 NKJV).

What I find disturbing in America is the consuming desire for leisure, convenience, and fun. It seems we, as a nation, have traded God for gadgets. We have traded eternal truth for momentary self-gratification—worshipping false gods of materialism and humanism instead of the Creator of all things.

We should not covet or expect the praise of ungodly men . . . the very fact that they are inclined to persecute us is proof that we are "not of the world".

You should no more allow sinful imaginations to accumulate in your mind and soul than you would let garbage collect in your living room.

Persecution may wear an insulting face. Insults may come as a result of a Christian's lifestyle, which should be different from that of the secular world.