Evangelism Weekly Archives

As a teacher you must know the truths you are teaching, so you have to do thorough preparation for your lessons.

With the outcome of the Stanford rape case making news everywhere, what should we as Christians do? How can we bring justice and show love?

When you come to know Christ and put your faith in Him, Jesus changes your life. You’re excited about Him. But over the long haul, how do you keep...

We may know in our heads that Christ alone is our source of hope… but how do we get our hearts to believe it, too?

What if God isn't asking us to make big changes in His world? What does it looks like to make small changes for God?

When we ask persecuted Christians how we can help, their first response is, “Pray for us.”

The truth of who I am without my Savior keeps me humble, reminds me that I am no better than anyone else.

Our natural instinct to try to cover up our mistakes rather than admit them is inherited from Adam and Eve.

Appeals have been made to you and everyone else in your fellowship to “bring a friend” to church for Easter. But there is a right and a wrong way...

Who was Saint Patrick? History records him as a social activist, and legend marks him as a practical theologian. Would that we had more Saint...

Empathy doesn’t require surviving the exact same situation. Empathy requires a willingness to wear the same emotions.

The toughest prayer is asking the Lord to do whatever it takes to get to the heart of your prodigal.

He doesn’t have to, but God chooses to use us in his plan to save the world.

Sharing the gospel right where we are is just as important as sharing the gospel in another country.

I realize now how encouraging it is to be involved in Christian community, how humbling it is to serve, and how grateful I am for the freedom to...