Jesus said, "...when you fast..." Therefore, fasting is not an option. Jesus expected His disciples of biblical times to fast and He expects His disciples of today to fast. The purpose of fasting is to humble ourselves before God that we may receive a greater measure of God’s grace. The question is why. Why must we fast? Can't Christians humble themselves before God without fasting? Learn the answers to these questions and more as we explore the discipline of fasting.

Some think that revival is powerful evangelism with many unbelievers coming to Christ and filling our churches. Is this an accurate definition of revival? If not, what is revival? Is revival for the church or for the individual? How does revival happen? Is revival an act of God or an act of man? What happens when revival comes? Join us as we examine the power of revival and what it means in our lifelong walk with Christ.

What is prayer? When should we pray? When should we not pray? Why do we pray? How often and how long should we pray? Is there a right way and a wrong way to pray? What does God's word teach us about prayer? Why are Christians often confused about prayer? Why are so many Christians lacking in a full and vibrant prayer life? Join us as we explore these and other vital questions regarding prayer.

Three areas of Christianity where wrong motives can easily enter in are prayer, fasting and giving. When we pray, fast and give in order to be seen by others, our motives are wrong. In His word, God clearly tells us that we have received our reward the moment someone applauds us for our outward display. But we are also instructed in His word to let our light shine before men, that they may see your good works. How do we reconcile these two seemingly opposite teachings? Join us as we take a closer look at authentic Christianity.