Evangelism Weekly Archives

Imagine planning a mission trip for a group from your church, and you end up shipwrecked or in jail in some foreign country. Wouldn't you think...

In fact, the hardest part of expository apologetics is convincing others of that which they already know. The tendency to “suppress the truth in...

Job’s wise friends were silent for several days after his tragedy. But they were there with/for him. Don’t feel compelled to provide a spiritually...

If you are experiencing the silence of God, do not believe the lie that you are a second-tier, second-rate Christian.

Any time that we put “ourselves” and “our thoughts” in between us and any situation, we’re not portraying true humility.

The Magi clearly expected the people of Jerusalem, or at least some of them, to know that the Messiah had been born, and where he was now. However,...

If we believe the lie that saying no to sin means saying no to happiness, then no amount of self-restraint will keep us from ultimately seeking...

Perfect love drives out fear, and when that happens, we can’t help but celebrate.

Many don’t see how much Jesus taught and exemplified hospitality. Jesus ate with sinners throughout His earthly ministry.

Is the notion of justification by faith alone just a relic of days gone by, reflecting a nostalgia for a previous time?

We can appreciate kindness. We can demand kindness. But unless Christ crucified produces in us a penitent heart, our efforts toward kindness are...

God calls some of us to dangerous places because He longs to share His love with all of us.

Loving our neighbor doesn’t have to be weird, just be yourself and let spiritual conversations flow from natural relationships.

Heaven people ought to be the most zealous about care for creation, love of others, peacemaking, and social justice.