Evangelism Weekly Archives

Religious pluralism sounds very modern and nice, but it looks very different when we get below the surface. 

Evil days aren’t new to the world. Ecclesiastes 1:9-10 points out, “What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is...

What is the best way to be professional, but above all else do as Jesus called for?

Nothing made me feel more defensive and icky, though, than realizing I had to reckon with white privilege. It was my classmate's story, which...

What if we, as Christian people, reclaimed the essentially public nature of our faith? How might we invite another to explore the life-changing...

In my experience as a full-time evangelist, I’ve found it is not so much people are unwilling to hear the Good News, but rather there are too many...

When Jesus instructed Peter to "feed my sheep," he meant not only be a fisher of men by sharing the gospel with the world, but also to feed the new...

Because none of us is perfect, our attempts to love are sure to miss their mark from time to time. Here are five ways to love like Jesus even in...

Love is so much more than a nice theory we hear about on a Sunday morning, and then we’re free to go about our lives. It’s so much messier than...

How do you know if that brave new adventure is one that God is calling you to? Here are 7 ways to gain discernment and direction—and go for it!

Here are some truths from Scripture that will encourage you to take a step outside your comfort zone and into the exciting world of sharing your...

The truth is we need to stop worrying about making a big impact, and instead start focusing on multiplying the small thing that is in our life...

Christians believe in faith by grace. We embrace suffering, deny our sinful natures, confess our wrongs, love everyone, share the story of Jesus’...

Let’s be aware of what is going on around us. When we see a need, let’s share the love of Jesus with people outside the church.

Pastor and author Judah Smith explains how his book Jesus Is ________ first began as a city-wide campaign to get Seattle thinking and talking about...