This daily video devotional chronicles the teachings of Jamie Buckingham, a leading charismatic Christian preacher who wrote more than 45 books prior to his death in 1992. In today's video, he teaches on the significance of the Dead Sea Scrolls and Jesus' baptism.

You could be missing the main point in your efforts to win the world for Jesus.

Upon reflection and rereading of the Scriptures, Mark Virkler says there are some things he needed to revise in his writings.

Like God, shouldn't we love people with no strings attached?

7Song is way to reach people we may not be able to reach otherwise!

This captures Jesus' heart for the Multitudes.

As a person who has been preaching and attempting to implement strategies, I have come up with the following essentials necessary for effectiveness in kingdom ministry.

These biblical principles should light up our lives like the glorious dawning of a new day.

The mystery of the Incarnation is unfathomable. We cannot explain it; we can only formulate it.

Discover how the people man overlooks are the ones God notices and plucks from obscurity.

There are many images of who Christ is, but not all of them are right. Are you seeing Him as He is?

"Our time has come, and we must not miss this hour of opportunity."

The four gospel witnesses—Matthew, Mark, Luke and John—testify that Jesus Christ spoke seven distinct times from the cross, concluding with "It is finished!" (John 19:30). 

Dimas Salaberrios began dealing drugs at age 11. By his mid-20s, he had reached "Street God" status—meaning most drugs dealt in New York City could be traced back to him.

On an 11-month trek to 11 countries, thousands of young people are discovering what it really means to help the 'least of these.'

While many churches wait for the unsaved to come to church, the unsaved are waiting for the church to come to them.

You may find their responses heartwarming.

Here's a clue: Don't try to do things on your own.

The answer to this wondrous question has three parts.

This one is doing it quite effectively.