How Christians can face temptation 9 Articles

by Debbie Robus

The Book of Proverbs has plenty to say about how Christians can face temptation. There are repeated references to avoiding adulterous and seductive women, and the consequences if you don't. And Chapter 7 is certainly one...read more

by Marilyn Atherton

Can you relate to this person? Some time ago I made a decision to go on a road trip. I wanted to explore places that I had never been to before; I wanted to experience new areas of my life. I felt like there was a part ...read more

by Tom Greenslade

The Battle of the Soul "What if God arranged things so that we would experience a mild jolt of pain with every sin, or a tickle of pleasure with every act of virtue? Sort of a divine behavior modification, if you will. ...read more

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by William Scott Smith

I must say I really like sitting down in my recliner kicking back with a tall glass of Milo's sweet tea and letting the remote become one with my hand. We have such a nice relationship; me and my remote... oops that is ano...read more

by Toluwase Olaniyan

Temptation is one of the most familiar experiences of a true child of God and no one can totally escape from it. Even our Lord Jesus Christ was tempted. This is why the Lord taught us to include in our daily prayer the pet...read more

by Jason Arsenault

In Luke chapter seventeen, Jesus said, "Temptations to sin are sure to come, but woe to the one through whom they come!" Jesus made it clear that temptations to sin are inevitable, but He did not leave us without hope. The...read more

by Lora Goodnight

Temptation can be face and conquered only through prayer. A Christian who is not praying and seeking God's guidance through any situation will fail. Through our own strength we can do nothing, but through Christ who s...read more

by J. Post

I was studying my Bible and I looked up one of my reference verses from the text I studying from. God, slapped me in the face with this verse and the light bulb flashed on in my mind. Here is the verse: Ephesians 6:1...read more

by Katie Savinger

Facial recognition is an ongoing debate in terms of admissible evidence in court. Baddley's model of working memory postulates that a phonological slave and a visuospatial slave compete for time within the working memory. ...read more