Evangelism Weekly Archives

COVID-19 is rightly seen as a plague on our world, leaving a wake of physical death and financial devastation in its path. Most would say it’s been...

Making disciples is what Christ left His followers on earth to do. That was their mandate then, and it is still the overreaching directive of the...

Jesus' surprising, counterintuitive ways open us up to the Holy Spirit’s leading to be more than a “nice, loving Christian neighbor.” While...

Churches can help “creasters” move from attending church services once or twice a year to faithful, serving church members. Perhaps they visited a...

How do we continue our mission as the Church in the midst of this ever-changing environment?

We still have the ability to be the church for our local and Universal churches by continuing to give, love, and serve one another. Even if we...

As the planet wrestles with COVID-19, we should all hope for the best-case scenario, and prepare for the worst case. Prudence and precaution is not...

The Colorado Civil Rights Commission was determined to bankrupt bakery owner Jack Phillips because he refused to decorate a cake that would violate...

Since you love your family, it’s only natural for you to want to share spiritual truths and blessings with them. But if they’re unreceptive, it can...

Similar to a teenager in love, or young athlete committed to their game, a believer who is on fire for the Lord is hungry for His presence,...

What does the word “apologetics” bring to mind? Academics arguing from podiums? Street-corner preachers? Giant tomes filled with technical...

There are certain phrases and words that make their way into the popular American lexicon almost by accident. One of those phrases is, "the Bible...

When we consider the rising percentages of mental illness sufferers and the increasing rate of suicides in church communities around the world, it...

Jesus is the fulfillment of Scripture, and the whole message of Christmas is wrapped up in Him, God’s greatest gift.

It’s that time of year again. We make resolutions because we want to bring change to bear on our circumstances. But what would a set of New Year’s...