Living the Christian Life

Some might say that the Western world is entering into a post-Christian age. For many believers this may seem to be a most discouraging time. It may seem like things are daily going from bad to worse. But, we live in a most privileged time; we can do the most for God.

In Romans 7 & 8 Paul presents a complete analysis of his experience as a believer trying to live the Christian life. What is presented is knowledge for us to apply in our lives, yet many fall short of living this out on a consistent basis. We have the key given to us but we need help to know, see, apply, and live it out.

If we want to understand God's will for us, we first need to be clear regarding what God's will is for Himself. The more we know God, the more we know His desires and what His will is. This must come before we can have a clear understanding of God's will for our lives or regarding situations we are going through. 

Here are 7 required experiences found in our series of free Christian books that help us to live a victorious Christian life. Our series of books cover many topics that help us maintain Christ's victory in our daily life.

Before we were saved we lived our life by our body and soul. Our living was led by our soul: using our mind to think and consider, our emotions to like or dislike, and our will to make decisions for ourselves. After being saved it is possible for us to live by another life which is Christ Himself.

Walking in Christ is different than walking with Christ.  We may experience both, but walking in Christ is a much deeper experience. After we have received Christ, we should walk in Him.  Receive practical help on how to walk in Christ.

It is important for us to know the different parts of our being and how they are used to contact different realms. This is especially crucial in order for God to be real to us.

Many wonder or worry if their salvation is secure. To know this we need to first know what the Bible directly says about salvation.  Find 10 points that the Bible reveals about the security of our salvation.