How can we be with Christ in the place of surrender?  It is not our will which we should seek but rather how can we do the will of the Father.

Am I predetermined to be the way I am?  Do I have a right to say "it's not my fault, it's just the way I was raised"?

You may not have experienced the sting of adultery in your marriage, but there are many other things which plant the seeds of bitterness.  Over the years, they can fester and burst into full view with poisonous effects.  We have all heard that we must be ready to forgive, but how do we do that?

Your view of God determines your response to God.  What is your view of God?  There is a need to have God become real to us as "high and lifted up."  Listen to Dr. Binney share from personal experience as well as experiences in the ministry and the counseling chamber how our view of God is closely tied to our view of our earthly father.

 We often confuse the symptoms of our problems with the cause.  When asked of Jesus what is the greatest commandment, our Lord stated in Matthew 22:37, "Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind."  We can predict a man's spiritual future if we know his view of God.

God's plan for unity is realized through His appointed leaders.

 It is a fact of the christian life that we can be hardened in our hearts to spiritual things.  We call this condition "Gospel hardening."

You may not have experienced the sting of adultery in your marriage, but there are many other things which plant the seeds of bitterness.  Over the years, they can fester and burst into full view with poisonous effects.  We have all heard that we must be ready to forgive, but how do we do that?

As in any venture, the absence of a plan evokes fear.  Christians fear to witness because they don't have a method; counselors fear to counsel because

Boldly confronting the problem of pastoral resignations, Dr. Binney traces it to vacillation surrounding the call to ministry.  Offering help in resolving the confusion, he challenges the reader and leads the church and her leaders to some thought-provoking solutions.  Fasten your seat belts for this one!

A challenge to develop deep spiritual faith and channel it into a noble cause.  Excellent for the christian whose vision has dimmed and who needs to be challenged to greater heights for God.

 It is good to remember that "There hath no temptation taken you but such as is common to [pastors and their wives.]"  Valuable principles are shared in this insightful article by Dr. Binney.

How to find forgiveness and how to grant it are the subjects of this potent work.  Personal joy and interpersonal relationships suffer much because of a failure to experience God's forgiveness at a deep level  These pages lead you through clearly illustrated biblical steps to the joy of absolute forgiveness.

Frustration and discouragement from failing to be successful, and pride from achievement are obvious dangers of bowing to the goddess of success.  Some practical steps for avoiding these extremes are offered the christian and the Pastor to help them enjoy balance in the work of God.