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Want to join God in His redemptive work in the world? You don’t have to get special training and travel to a foreign country as a missionary to do so.

Here I am walking the planet and ignoring the greatest need of people. I can talk to them about weather, sports, food or whatever, but Jesus? This is not on my tongue.

It’s time someone wrote a book for the church titled 'Whatever Became of Evangelism?'

Don’t worry about inviting me to church this weekend.

"'Christian Worldview' makes me want to vomit." That was the response I received when I emailed a friend that I wanted to write a book about worldviews.

If you care about people and risk talking to the depressed, the doubting, the skeptical, the confused, and the angry, you will soon run into a person who will minimize your counsel and say it doesn't work.

The basic structure of moralism comes down to this -- the belief that the Gospel can be reduced to improvements in behavior.

Acts 8 tells the story of Philip the evangelists' one-on-one encounter with a seeker in the desert...

To reach people with the Gospel, we have to be able to speak their language: be it Swahili, Chinese... or the language of postmodern secularism.

Moving from an apartment to a home of our own, we basked in the newness of our house. Everything was great until we began looking for neighborhood Christians to befriend.

Even though Jesus expects us to share our faith, many followers of Christ today find it difficult… even scary.

It is a tragic thing to let so many people go on without admiring God. We could be enjoying their worship of God instead of lamenting the dishonor they do to him.

Stan Ward left Donald Miller's Storyline Conference in Portland, Oregon with the distinct impression Miller dislikes Christian education...

Christians want to see the relevance of the gospel to their everyday lives and they want to demonstrate that relevance to their friends and co-workers.

One definition of justice is "giving people what they deserve." But another way of looking at it is "caring for the vulnerable."