• Our Walk with God
  
• Life in the Church
  
• Evangelism
  

Our Walk with God

• Sorrowful Yet Always Rejoicing - "Paul's instructions are unambiguous: 'Rejoice always' (1 Thess. 5:16). Really? Always? Are there not times when it is OK not to rejoice? Are there not times when the pain is simply too intense, the burden too heavy, the sorrow too deep? Did he really mean to say 'always'?" - Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA) or in A4.
  
  
• Disinterestedness: The Man Whose Funeral Was Cancelled Twice - "Disinterestedness. This compelling word is not about what you might expect. We have all seen (and been) the disinterested student, expressionless, gazing into some unknown blank space outside the classroom, waiting out the final eternal moments of the professor's pedantic, sleep-inducing hum. That describes a use of the word, but not our use." - Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA) or in A4.
  
  
• An Intimate Hour with God - "The Lord invites us to know Him better. What a privilege! If the joy of heaven is in knowing the Lord's presence without any sin to hinder us, surely seeking His presence now must be the greatest possible pursuit." - Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA). This is a larger than usual insert that prints front and back on one sheet of 8.5x11" paper.
  
  
• Giving In: Just Haggling Over the Price - "In his probing book called The Grand Weaver, well-known apologist and author Ravi Zacharias records a story he once read." - Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA) or in A4.
  
  
• Regarding Thursday: Comfort for Christians Facing Illness and Uncertainty About the Future - "'Regarding Thursday,' I wrote to a friend, 'please do not be worried.' She was a few days away from exploratory surgery which might reveal anything from a clean bill of health to cancer. In her email to me she had admitted her trepidation and asked for comfort. Having never faced a similar prospect myself, I spent some time thinking about how I would feel if I were in her shoes." - Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA) or in A4.
  
  
• No Lay-up Shot: A Lesson from the Master - "For some reason unknown to humankind, my older brother got to play golf on the distinguished Augusta National Golf Course, the course where perhaps the best tournament of the year is held—The Masters. It was there that the following life-shaping event took place." - Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA) or here to download in .A4.
  
  
• Playing the Fool with Sexual Sin - "I once heard about a man who spit himself to death. It might be an "urban legend," but as the story goes, he died while competing in a distance-spitting contest. Being a bit drunk, and running toward the low railing of the bridge, he underestimated his forward momentum and . . . well, you can imagine the rest." - Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA) or here to download in .A4.
  
  
• Tolerance of Evil is Evil Itself - "But if you characteristically condone that which God condemns, you prove yourself to be God's enemy, not His friend. You show yourself to be just as much in need of His saving mercy as those whose more obvious sins you gladly tolerate." - Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA) or here to download in .A4.
  
  
• Three New Commands You Must Not Neglect - "Christ instituted new laws. Can He do that?" - Read this article online - Download (USA) - A4 Download
  
  
• THE GREATEST UNDERSTATEMENT EVER MADE - Inconspicuously penned like a hurried postscript to a lengthy letter, we find what is perhaps the greatest understatement ever made, unadorned and unpretentious. The sum total of this incomprehensible little notation expends only five words in the Bible: "He made the stars also" (Genesis 1:16). Read this article online - Download (USA) - A4 Download
  
  
• A Tale of Two Cindys (A True Story Happening Right Now in a Church Like Yours) - "The sobering fact is, although both Cindys professed faith in Christ, only one of them was truly converted. That's not just my opinion, it's what we must say if we are to be honest with others and faithful to Scripture. Biblically, we have no basis for calling a person a Christian if he or she bears no characteristics of a Christian." - Read this article online - Download (USA) - A4 Download
  
  
• Little Means Much: Laboring Like the Ant - C. H. Spurgeon "Zealously, in dependence upon God, do the little you can do; do it well, and keep on doing it. You and I are not called upon to regulate the world nor to stay the raging sea of human sin. Let us not attempt to wield the divine scepter; it befits us not." - Read this article online - Download (USA) - A4 Download
  
  
• Identity Theft: Losing Our Christian Self-Consciousness - Man of valor? In Gideon's mind, nothing could be further from the truth. But the angel continued, "Go in this might of yours, and you shall save Israel from the hand of the Midianites." - Read this article online - Download (USA) - A4 Download
  
  
• A Plea to Christian Young People to Be Fools - The people of God are called to be fools for the sake of Christ. Many Christian young people are not. - Read this article online - Download (USA) - A4 Download
  
  
• Dying with Debt - It is a sad proverb, but so true: "The borrower becomes the lender’s slave" (Prov. 22:7). Read this article online - Download (USA)
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• Is it OK for Christians to Cuss? - Why any Christian would fight for the liberty to use foul language is beyond me, but there is a growing debate as to whether cussing is appropriate for the believer.Read this article online - Download (USA) - A4 Download
  
  
• God Knows What He's About - Poem, "How He ruthlessly perfects, Whom He royally elects!"Read this article online - Download (USA) - A4 Download
  
  
• The Eyes of God and The Sins of Men - It is a well-known fact that crime increases when it is dark and decreases when there is adequate lighting. A burglar is not as likely to break into a car parked on the street in broad daylight as he is at 2:00 AM. The reason is simple: Criminals don't want to be seen committing their crimes, and darkness acts like a curtain for their activities. Read this article online - Download (USA) - A4 Download
  
  
• A Peace March - "Are you a person who worries? The apostle Paul says you shouldn't."
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• Losing Heart: The Christian's Fierce Foe - "I face an enemy daily, sometimes hourly. Perhaps you know him too. Many are his names. So ubiquitous, so pervasive, so insidious is he that the New Testament identifies him six times as 'Losing Heart.'"
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• Seven Principles of Finance for the Believer - "One of the most recognizable differences in the believer and the world he lives in is his unusual relationship to money and possessions. However, even serious believers sometimes balk at the seeming extremities in the teaching and lifestyle of Christ and the leaders of the New Testament church. Can we duplicate this New Testament lifestyle in our day?" Read more - download (USA).
  
  
• Four Miles from Church - " . . . in a day when so many cultural factors conspire to keep Christians out of church, what would inspire us to be more faithful?" read more - download (USA) or in A4.
  
  
• Sin, the Christian, and The Field-Goal Principle - "Christians have an opposing force seeking to defeat them—an enemy who is happy to score spiritual field-goals (rather than touchdowns) by tempting them to sin in little ways, even if he cannot always score in big ways."
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• Becoming a Multimillionaire - "I'm sure you remember the story Jesus told. A man goes on a journey and divides up his wealth with his slaves. One gets five talents, one two, and one receives only one. They were told to use the money wisely and increase its value until he returned."
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• God's Glory in the Joy of Men - Poem by Bryan Elliff.
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• A Kind of Pleasing Pain Godly Discontentment in the Christian Life - "This is where godly discontentment comes in. No one will try to acquire something better if he is satisfied with what he has. This is what Jesus meant when He spoke of "those who hunger and thirst for righteousness" (Matthew 5:6). One who has plenty of water does not thirst, and one who has plenty of food does not hunger. To thirst is to recognize and feel an unpleasant lack of water. And to hunger is to recognize and feel an unpleasant lack of food. The point is, there is pain involved."
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• Rising Early with George Muller - "I want to encourage all believers to get into the habit of rising early to meet with God. How much time should be allowed for rest? No rule of universal application can be given because all persons do not require the same amount of sleep."
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• Cremation or Burial? "There is no sin in cremation, that is for sure. And there is no inability on God's part to raise a cremated body from the dead. But is cremation, a practice most often seen in Eastern religions, the best for the believer in Christ?"
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• Have You Ever Noticed that "Love It" Rhymes with Covet? - "How much time do you spend "window shopping"?—trying on clothes or shoes, browsing through catalogs or on the internet, admiring the latest car models, or loitering in the tool section of Sears or the hunting and fishing section of Wal-Mart?"
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• Hit by the Pitch "As an assistant coach for my son's baseball team, I have watched a particularly formative event take place in the lives of many Little Leaguers. They come out to play with the greatest enthusiasm, but then something happens—something which even the most talented players are not always able to overcome. They are hit by the pitch."
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• A Legacy of Faithfulness "Faithfulness in the service of Christ is a basic demand that our Lord has placed upon us all. We all have different abilities, but the basic demand is the same—use what opportunities and abilities you have for Christ. The results are likewise determined by God.
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• Mirror, Mirror on the Wall— Lie to Me! - "It is an exercise in reluctant self-abnegation for me to show my driver's license. I long for somebody to say, "But that's not you!" Sadly, it is. As Popeye declares, "I yam what I yam." And what I "yam" is looking fairly pathetic."
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• How to "Go and Do Likewise" - "In 1973 two Princeton University psychologists, John Darley and Daniel Batson, invited a group of seminary students to participate in a study. Each student was asked to prepare a short talk on the parable of the Good Samaritan. When finished, each student was sent across campus, ostensibly to film his speech to be evaluated in a study on effective communication."
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• DRINKING FROM THE BITTER WATERS - "By many miracles, God delivered Israel out of Egypt and across the Red Sea. Immediately thereafter, they were three days in the wilderness without water. When they did find at Marah the water they had desperately sought, it was bitter (Exodus 15:22-25). How would they respond to this disappointment?"
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• The Antidote to Boredom - "Please excuse me for being so direct, but the problem lies with YOU. Consider the following means to a more interesting, eventful, and challenging existence. . . "
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• The Sufficiency of Daily Grace - "Most of my trouble is tomorrow."
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• When God Says, "However . . ." - " Joseph carefully placed the young men in front of his father expecting him to simply extend his right hand to the elder son and impart the blessings and prerogatives of the firstborn. But that's not what happened."
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• Losses of a Prayerless Christian - "Though God is sovereign over all things, He ordains the means of prayer. There are some things He will not do unless we pray, though He always does all He purposes (Psalm 135:6). The mystery does not change this truth: You do not have because you do not ask (James 4:2)."
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• Pulling Up Stakes, Putting Down Tyrants - "Concerning this issue of the dominance of sin, remarkably, the believer has a decided advantage. It is not that a believer is incapable of sinning, even the worst of sins. He can do them all. Yet, the believer does not have to sin."
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• Sweeter Than Honey: A Lesson From Pooh - "Just as Pooh found his appetite for honey when he found himself in the middle of a pool of honey, we will likely find our appetite for Scripture when we find ourselves in the middle of Scripture."
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• Moving to the Head of the Line - "My dad had two fears: the nursing home and a long-winded speaker at his funeral. He avoided the first; the jury still debates the second."
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• Bathing the Cat - "Believers are often much more like that cat than we care to admit. What I mean is this: God, being much wiser than us, knows that even though we are completely forgiven, we need a lot of cleaning up."
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• The Garage Method "Worry destroys a lot in us. It mitigates against living faith, the only way we have to please God. It is a sin, plain and simple. "
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• Running With Lemmings "As futile as the lemmings' behavior might seem, people often imitate them, blindly adopting the beliefs of those around them, even when those beliefs are not grounded in reality."
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• I Will Rejoice . . . Today! "Grumbling and complaining, worrying, and fretting are explicitly forbidden to the Christian (Philippians 2:14; 4:6; Psalm 37) and are inconsistent with the life of faith. Instead the Bible encourages God's children with abundant reasons why we ought to be filled with joy every day and under every circumstance."
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• Five Resolves for Personal Revival A bulletin insert from our Conviction Card collection
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• A 12 Point Cure for Complaining This could easily be used as a Bible study lesson and is especially helpful to keep in your Bible or on the fridge.
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• Why Read a Good Book?"Never let the reading of books replace the reading of the Bible. Instead of one or the other, do both."
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• Giant Despair "Despair, melancholy, depression, sadness, sorrow, regret—we all know something about this giant who goes by many names. And some face him to a degree almost beyond toleration. Often (but not always) the heaviness of sin is at the root of such despair."
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• ENJOYING THE AUTUMN DAYS OF LIFE "I'm content to be in autumn and do not wish to relive spring or summer. Memories of them still linger—and suffice."
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• 35 Reasons Not to Sin One of CCW's most popular and challenging publications, now available as an insert.
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• Nine Characteristics of Biblical Prayer — "True prayer is not merely a matter of saying the right words. Biblical prayer is characterized and motivated by the right attitude-right thinking about the greatness of God, the beauty of Christ, and our own unworthiness and weakness."
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• OTHERS MAY, YOU CANNOT - "If God has called you to be truly like Jesus in all your spirit, He will draw you into a life of crucifixion and humility. He will put on you such demands of obedience that you will not be allowed to follow other Christians. In many ways, He seems to let other good people do things which He will not let you do. "
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• On Stumbling "What is the difference between a betrayer, a deny-er, and a stumbler? The sin of Judas was premeditated and the sin of Peter and the other stumblers was that of being overcome in a weakness."
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• Words Hold Remarkable Power "Sparse though it be, my journal is the pen and ink ledger of how I have spent the days allotted me. Life and death, joy and sorrow, forgiveness and bitterness, hope and despair—all are buried among words often jotted in spasms of duty."
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• Writing Down Our Thoughts "I know that you will think your thoughts are too paltry to keep, but they are the work of a lifetime and need to be passed to others for their spiritual benefit. Sometimes, as you know, it is the simplest of observations that has the most profound effect on us, and others."
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• Comfort for Christian Parents of Unconverted Children "All Christian parents wish that God would show us something to do that would secure our child's salvation, and then "we'll do it with all our might" because we love our child so much. Yet, God has not made salvation the effect of somebody else's faith; our son or daughter must come to Christ on his or her own."
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• Worth a Lot of Sparrows "At two cents per five sparrows, one dollar’s worth would buy two hundred and fifty of them. Imagine that!"
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• IN SPRING - "Now, each time I visit a cemetery I am confronted with reminders of powerful truths that need frequent reinforcement."
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• Ignoring Obedience - "We love worship. It's almost trendy to throw your head back, lift your hands, close your eyes and sway to a glorious song about God. We can sing for hours. But do we obey?"
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• NOT I, BUT CHRIST - "The following are some of the features and manifestations of the self-life. The Holy Spirit alone can interpret and apply this to your individual case."
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• Seven Laws of the Race - "The motif of the Olympic race was dear to the Apostle Paul. Did he sit in the stands in Athens or Corinth? Perhaps so. Regardless, parallels between "the games" and the believer's race in life were often on his mind. He (along with the author of Hebrews) gives us seven laws for running the race."
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• Waiting for Unexpected Appointments - "A band of swarthy men prod their sleepy camels out of slumber to face another interminable, boiling desert day. As traders from the land of Midian, Egypt's bustling bazaars beckon. But unknown to them, they will keep an appointment they do not know they have. And it will fling them into the centrifuge of history that separates miraculous from mundane."
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• Narnia: More Than a Fantasy - The shape of Clives Staples Lewis' early life was full of ups and downs. His mother died before he was ten leaving him and his brother alone in a large house for hours, in their imaginary worlds of Animal-Land and India. The boys' imaginations were fueled by the memory of loss and a home rich with books which they read avidly.
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• Returning to Narnia - It feels like an old friend is coming for a visit. Many of us who love the book The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe are delighted to see the story introduced to a wider audience and to return to Narnia ourselves through Walden Media and Walt Disney Pictures' new movie. Below I've offered a few suggestions to capitalize on the kingdom opportunities provided by this film.
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Life in the Church

• Guaranteed Ways to Make Your Pastor Rejoice - "Are you the kind of church member who makes your pastor's ministry a joy? (Hebrews 13:17) Do you esteem in love the pastors that God has put over you? (1 Thessalonians 5:12-13)" -
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• Mixed-Up Churches: Aiming for Multi-Cultural Glory - "Is it better to have Caucasian churches, Black churches, Korean churches, Farmer churches and Rock-driven churches, or to mix them up?" - Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA) or in A4.
  
  
• Better Prayer Meetings and Prayer Groups: Less Confusion, More Communion - "Nonetheless, from a logistical standpoint, there are certain ideas we can implement in order to enjoy better prayer gatherings." - Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA) or in A4.
  
  
• Helping Friends Who Receive The Call We All Dread - "It's happened to all of us. We get a call or an email letting us know that someone we love has a family member in the hospital in serious condition, and we want to help. Our hearts immediately turn to prayer, but along with that, we long to find tangible ways to help our friends bear their burden (Gal.6:2). Here are some suggestions to get us started." - Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA) or in A4.
  
  
• How to Encourage Your Pastor This Summer - "Attendance, and unfortunately enthusiasm, is significantly lacking in most local churches during the summer months. Vacations, reunions, camps, and other activities take people out of town, leaving even the main worship service of the week with gaps in the pews wider than a dump truck." - Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA) or in A4.
  
  
• When Your Church is Not the Biggest in Town - "What about the local church? Is largeness always better? Nearly every town has a church that is bigger than all of the others. Is God blessing the big church, while the other churches around the community are missing out on God's favor?" - Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA) or in A4.
  
  
• When Your Preacher is Not John Piper - "Many who have had the privilege of hearing John Piper preach in person would testify that it felt like a monumental event. . . . Then they go back to their home church, where several things are different, including the preaching! - Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA) or here to download in .A4.
  
  
• Home Alone: Do We Still Need the Local Church? - The down-the-street local church is not the only show in town anymore. We are able to enjoy faith-building messages, listen to the latest Christian music, and explore the rich diversity and variety found in the most noted Christian gatherings, all with the click of the mouse or the touch of a button. - Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA) or here to download in .A4.
  
  
• Vacation Bible School: Do's and Don'ts - The hope in all of the hours of preparation and execution is for children to hear the Gospel and come to faith in Christ. No one can make even one child a believer since it is God alone who makes Christians, but there are a few VBS "do's" and "don'ts" that are vital for us to heed if we truly desire to drive children to, not away from, the Savior. - Read this article online - Download (USA) - A4 Download
  
  
• Vacation Bible School and the Doctrine of Hell - The meeting was progressing well until a "pillar" in the church suggested that we "avoid speaking about hell and judgment and those types of things and instead focus on the love of God." This is a common sentiment and desire in the church these days, which is only heightened when the audience is primarily children. "We don't want to frighten the children with such a scary subject as hell, do we?" - Click here to read more, or click here to download (USA) or in A4
  
  
• Now that Vacation Bible School is Over . . . - Once VBS is over for the year, what strategies characterize your church's follow-up with the children who attended? - Read this article online - Download (USA) - A4 Download
  
  
• Love—More! - The boy looked astounded. "You mean your brother gave it to you, and it didn't cost you nothing? Boy, I wish . . . ." Paul knew what he was going to wish. He was going to wish he had a brother like that. But instead, the boy said, "I wish I could be a brother like that."
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• Hospitality, The Easy Way - "Fried hotdogs, macaroni and cheese from a box and canned green beans are hardly the stuff of which great culinary memories are made, but this was the menu that changed my life. I know that sounds a little dramatic, but let me explain."
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• What to Ask Myself Before I Teach the Bible - "The results of our teaching are entirely God's business. But it is our business to be as prepared as possible."
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• Seriousness In Children and Teens - "It is increasingly obvious that children and young people in many evangelical churches are anything but serious about Christ. There are notable exceptions, but in many churches a cursory look at the behavioral signals put out by the young people reveal a profound disinterest."
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• I Wish You Hadn't Said That Guidelines for Speaking Correctly in Small Groups - "Despite our best intentions, prayer request time and open discussion in a small group setting can be like an obstacle course. We want everyone to grow close and to talk freely about genuine issues in their lives, but while doing so, the group has to conquer hurdles of gossip, criticism and indiscreet speech"
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• What Do You Do With Immorality? - "The church is not a volunteer club made up of people of any persuasion or behavior, an amorphous entity, accepting anyone who wishes to enjoy join in the fun and excitement. It is a serious society with boundaries."
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• Conquering the Shy Chromosome - "There may be a shy chromosome in the genes somewhere, but if it excuses us so that we become preoccupied with ourselves and with people's perception of us, it is a natural characteristic gone awry. We've crossed the line into that selfishness God abhors. If shyness can be said to be inherited, unfriendliness certainly is not. Unfriendliness is a choice—a refusal to make the efforts demanded by love."
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• How to Become Radio-Active - ". . . according to a recent poll by George Barna, nine of the ten people sharing your pew last Sunday listen to Christian radio."
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• Hearing Aids for Believer - "Let's face it-sometimes it is hard to get much out of the sermon or teaching you receive in your church. While some of the blame often lies at the feet of the presenter, it is still the obligation of the listener to scratch for something nourishing for the soul." Read this article online or click here to download or here to download in A4
  
  
• The Care and Feeding of Flies Do you have some of these pesky flies in your church?
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• Dull Preaching Insert that discusses how dull preachers and dull hearers infect each other with a proposed solution.
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Evangelism

• The Value of Hanging Out - "Building relationships—this is the value of hanging out. I'm making a determined effort to do that, and I wish to recommend it to you. Not just any kind of hanging out will do, of course, but there is a purposeful hanging out that I believe God smiles on." Read this acticle online - Download (USA) - A4 Download
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• What About Your Relatives? - "You may be willing to cross the ocean to speak for God, but have you remembered your relatives' need for Christ?"
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• Our Gospel Seed - "Here is my word for you. Throw the seed everyplace. Be promiscuous in sowing it. Don't be discouraged about stubborn, hard, rock-like responses from some, even among your own relatives. You cannot really tell what God is doing. God will prove you wrong."
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• Ten Questions to ask about The Passion of the Christ - By guest author Don Whitney, for those who want to take advantage of the interest in this film and use it as an open door to talk to people about the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.
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• Influencing Fish - A man returning from a fishing trip was asked if he had caught any fish. "No," he replied, "but I influenced a few!"
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