Evangelism Weekly Archives

One of the most difficult things to face in life is when the church hurts you. The steps you take in the aftermath and how you immediately respond...

Can you imagine God saying, I will love you when you are a sinner before you get saved, but after you get saved, if you sin, I am going to stop...

If you haven’t realized it by now, sin is destructive. It can destroy families, hopes, dreams, and people’s lives. Thankfully, as a Christian, you...

With faith, we engage actively with God, and our prayers and actions have real power. How can we develop great faith? Here are seven prayer and...

We all get busy, but we must prioritize what matters most, like being involved in a local church. But what are some more specific ways we gain...

Make no mistake, the leadership of a church – any church – is a vital role. The chosen leader must not only represent the high Biblical standards,...

Have you ever noticed that the more connected you are to the Vine, the more loving, joyful, peaceable, patient, kind, caring, faithful, gentle, and...

God's people are often talented in more than just their spiritual gifts. Here are the stories of seven Olympians from 1908 to 1972 who championed...

A hard heart is characterized by an inability to perceive spiritually. When people are hardhearted toward God, they are spiritually blind and...

We can learn life-transforming lessons from the story of Mary and Martha, and their connection with Jesus.

How should we “use our walk” according to Scripture?

If you are not sure how to pray over this upcoming Fourth of July holiday, you have come to the right place. Here are six ways to pray over this...

Worshiping Christ in church and privately in our homes is one thing, but to announce our trust in Jesus in public takes courage and faith....

We need help every day (from God, from our fellow believers, from spiritual practices) to live out our new identities in Christ. Here are 10 ways...

Our job is to love people towards Jesus and the Church instead of turning them away. So how do we do that while honoring God and our own...