Evangelism Weekly Archives

When you are ready to start the healing process, consider taking part in a few things that will be able to help you. Here are six healthy ways to...

God’s forgiveness of our sins is always complete and lasting. But our forgiveness of others may sometimes need to be renewed. If old feelings...

It is obvious that God likes variety because he made us in a variety of hair colors, skin colors, heights, talents, and personalities. The church...

By curbing burnout at its source, churches can have vibrant ministries for every person in a volunteer position and give them the...

When you hear the word “ministry,” listening is likely not the first thing that comes to mind. But maybe it should. Here are three ways that you...

Texas Pastor Matt Chandler of The Village Church in Flower Mound recently shared why he believes the “mark of the beast,” as mentioned in the Bible...

When you find yourself in the middle of difficulty and suffering, that’s not the time to ask the question. Suffering and difficult times reveal the...

How do we make faithful friends in a world that is secular and, at times, polarized? We begin by understanding how we were designed.

When people are going through a difficult time and dealing with fear, it is easy for Christian brothers and sisters to simply say, "Just have more...

Here are nine things to learn from nine kinds of people Jesus valued when he walked the earth.

As we see throughout Scripture, age matters far less to God than submissiveness and spiritual maturity when it comes to leadership (1 Timothy...

It's great to get close with people, but it's not helpful to close others off in the process. Here are five radical perspectives to break down...

Here are nine ways to approach the Bible if you’re new to studying the Bible.

God is constantly speaking to people. But too often, they miss out on hearing God’s messages because they seek His guidance only when they’re going...

I have seen and experienced many things that turn people off and cause them to leave and not come back. For most churches, I don’t believe they do...