1 Timóti 2:1-2

There is much today by way of events, holidays, news reports, or situations that draw our mind toward thinking about evil. All occurrences of evil can serve us beneficially as believers, not in the evil represented , but in how we are reminded . Remembering and remaining aware that evil and sin are invisible and visible realities help us to engage fully in the Hope of Christ. 

Every Christian has dual citizenship: they are a citizen of heaven and a citizen of their resident country. Why does this matter? How did Jesus and His disciples live in the Roman pagan culture? How can this apply to us? Should Christians run for political office? How can we pray for our country? Join in this four-day devotional series from Denison Forum based on Dr. Jim Denison's sermons.

Is your prayer life feeling routine? Your prayer life should be refreshing and enjoyable. This plan can help bring new life to your prayers. Each of the five days contains a short audio message (1-2 minutes). In the audio, the guests share ideas that they have used to expand their prayer life. This plan covers topics of faith stretching prayers, prayer walking, solitude, creative ideas and fresh perspectives.

70 years ago, the nation-state of Israel declared its independence. The unlikely birth of this tiny new democracy represented a miracle of immense proportions and an extraordinary fulfillment of biblical prophecy. The Bible tells us we should be praying for the peace of Jerusalem. Here are some ways you can pray: