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Nearly 2,000 years after Jesus commanded His followers to make disciples, an increasing number are doing so by way of the Internet.

Could it be the one thing I never wanted to define my Jesus story does?

Is saving faith merely a matter of saying a "sinner's prayer?" Instead of calling men and women to surrender to Christ, modern evangelism asks them only to accept some basic facts about Him. Do such people really belong to the family of God, or are they deceived?

What we have here is a classic “us versus them” donnybrook with evangelism as the measuring stick of theological correctness. He who is the most evangelistic must be right.

Do you sometimes struggle to engage with unbelievers? Do you feel ill-equipped to dialogue with those who reject faith in Jesus Christ? There is an important book that offers an excellent example of one such engagement.

You'd think that this current climate of spiritual openness and hunger for spiritual experience should be a perfect setting for evangelism. But that's not what is happening.

How excited would you be to discuss a new child or grandchild? Are you energized about the start of an upcoming sports season? Don't you naturally talk about it? How much more has God done for you?

Has your faith dwindled down to the embers of complacency or apathy when you encounter lost people? If so, it's time to ignite a fresh fire in your soul. Here's how.

Now that we are standing at the crossroads of the church's departure from the truth, we can look to the ancient paths: the Scriptures.

Of Many Voices Singing One Song

We know what is supposed to happen when the manger scene is packed away.

Some women think by the time they're grandmothers they have more limitations and therefore fewer opportunities to live out and share their faith in Christ. Not so...

My dear friend sent me this gospel-soaked prayer that he wrote early this morning after reflecting on Joshua 24:14-15...

"They spread the word concerning what had been told them" (Luke 2:17). As I opened my mouth to speak my lines, I was upstaged by a little boy who jumped up and shouted, “It’s Jesus! We gotta tell everybody!”

Jesus didn’t live the kind of life that the Christian culture now considers to be a good Christian lifestyle.

There was a time when I would avoid a person who felt so strongly opposed to my faith...