How would you complete that statement? What do you think you would have to do, or stop doing, or give up in order to be a Christian?

Part II of a series, detailing how the early Church began to come together for prayer.

Similar to the movie The Perfect Storm where we see gigantic waves swallowing small fishing boats, the disciples experience with Jesus during this particular boat trip was a very chilling scenario. They panicked and feared for their lives. But Jesus used this violent storm incident to increase their faith.

What is humbleness? Why should we humble ourselves?
We know that God is against those proud people and that’s why He never listen to their prayers.

The film "The Matrix" suggests reality is woven with numbers. This author suggests that is, in fact, true–and that the number involved, at least in his life, is the sacred number of perfection: seven. What numbers are at work in the weaving of your own life patterns and destiny?

A look at Luke chapter 7. Christ’s earliest followers went to their brutal deaths willingly rather than use violence against their enemies. What did they know that we don’t?

On Easter Sunday, Christians greet one another with the joyful traditional words: “The Lord is Risen!”, “He is Risen Indeed!” Do you believe that Jesus came to earth in human form, suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, dead, and buried; and on the third day He arose again from the dead?

Jesus told them that He was going to be killed and then come back in three days, but the disciples were astonished when they actually witnessed Him do just that. I think that I would have been rather amazed as well. How about you?

God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary works.

Our walk with the Lord has to be non-selfish; we need to go out into the world and witness what the Lord has done in our lives and start making disciples.