A commitment to working with a few people will mean a single-minded approach to life and the ability to sidestep many opportunities that might present themselves. You could do many things, but there is one thing you must do if you are to be used of God to fulfill this ministry: you must concentrate on a few.

On another occasion I was working with a group of people who were having a difficult time seeing the importance of the Word of God in their daily lives. I suggested we do a study on Psalm 119. Nothing deep or exhaustive, just reading through the psalm and noting the various verbs that were used in it. Later we read through the psalm again to find

Beside assurance and acceptance, a growing Christian has four basic needs. He needs protection, fellowship, food, and training.

Every person must count the cost and enter into discipleship training willingly.

It is not the pacesetter’s job to outrun everybody. His responsibility is to help the other runners do their best.

His calling will determine which road he takes in his service for Christ.

One of the most helpful things a young Christian can do is write out his personal testimony.

The following four simple steps outline the way to develop your application on the verse or passage you choose. 1. What does this passage say to me? 2. Where am I falling short? 3. Give specific examples. 4. What am I going to do about it?

The first need a convert has is assurance. He needs to know that he has truly been born again.