Perfectfaith Stories

How many love having their nose rubbed in their past, sins, failures and mistakes? Why would anyone to that to someone else?

This final installment of this series, which is based on Hebrews 6:1-2, covers a subject that is seldom covered these days -at least in some circles: eternal judgment.

Faith is an endurance game, and it pays to remember it comes with tests.

How a person views truth affects everything in his or her life.

God has given all of us an opportunity to change society for the better.

Evidence can be a funny, fickle thing.

Those who reject the truth are on the road to self-deception and bondage. Stating the obvious, unrighteousness is deceptive. How so?

Some confuse zeal and bravado with faith, but they're not the same.

Acting and actually being a certain way can be two different things. The former lends itself to hypocrisy.

How do you deal with difficult people?

One external influence on the way people view life is group think, which can be detrimental on a number o levels.

Walking by says, "God is always working behind the scenes." Not everything is as it seems.

One phrase that seem often used lately is, "You have to show people you love them," or "you care about them." What does that really mean?

Some are unaware that they have the entitlement mentality.

Why do people struggle in their Christian walk? Perhaps, they're white-knuckling it.

Are you seeking the better version of yourself? To what end?

Why are you a Christian? Are you one for God, or for yourself?

How many are on the self-improvement journey? Of that number, how many actually do not believe they can improve? What is true about self-improvement?

Have you ever experienced dissatisfaction, and your heart cried for more? The question is: what's the more?

Our days have an expiration date. Are we making our time on earth count?