Evangelism Weekly Archives

Is Jesus really appearing to Muslims to convert them? Extraordinary stories about this phenomenon keep appearing around the world lately.

The gospel can be compared to one beggar telling another beggar where he found bread. There is nothing arrogant about that... is there?

There are times when our failed efforts cause us to have low expectations. If we’re not careful, our low expectations can turn into lackluster...

When was the last time you danced in the freedom of your forgiveness? When was the last time the joy of your salvation overwhelmed you such that...

G.K. Chesterton once observed that while it is important to win the lost to Christianity, leaders also must "convert the Christians to...

How Do I Share What I Believe? There are some lessons we can learn from team sports (like baseball) to help us become better evangelists and...

In conclusion of my series, Reevangelizing the Church, I now turn to the third and final aspect: proclamation of the gospel. How and what do we...

Christians sometimes shy away from Jesus’ call to assert the truth about faith – especially when talking about controversial issues.

"'Christian Worldview' makes me want to vomit." That was the response I received when I emailed a friend that I wanted to write a book about...

When fear of the world keeps our mouths shut.

Nearly 2,000 years after Jesus commanded His followers to make disciples, an increasing number are doing so by way of the Internet.

You'd think that this current climate of spiritual openness and hunger for spiritual experience should be a perfect setting for evangelism. But...

Do you think our culture is messed up? Imagine what the culture of ancient Rome was like. Yet Christianity triumphed over it.

As I mentioned in my previous post, every person needs a plan, but at the center of that plan needs to be the understanding that identity comes...

Faith is a verb. Not a noun. It's an action word, not a thing you have.