Evangelism Weekly Archives

Acts 8 tells the story of Philip the evangelists' one-on-one encounter with a seeker in the desert...

Moving from an apartment to a home of our own, we basked in the newness of our house. Everything was great until we began looking for neighborhood...

One definition of justice is "giving people what they deserve." But another way of looking at it is "caring for the vulnerable."

The issue is the gunslinger mentality that many bring to the task, the idea that the lost are targets to be acquired, the gospel a weapon to be...

Missiologist J. Herbert Kane's 30-year-old explanation of “Why the Muslim Soil is So Barren” for evangelism remains both instructive and important.

Basketball was invented more than 100 years ago by a Christian theologian as an evangelical outreach tool. Yes, really.

As a result of the overwhelming suffering, injustice, and evil that frequently seems to rule the day, many of us may feel overwhelmed by a sense...

You don’t need to develop a complicated strategy to grow in your faith. You simply need to devote yourself to what Jesus says matters most...

In this world, losers don't get the prize. Ever. It's like water running uphill. But that's what it's like in the Kingdom of God.

Not everybody who says in his heart "there is no God" is a fool, but everybody who says in his heart "we have a corner on reason" is a fool:...

Events like 9/11 and the Danish cartoon controversy leave Western Christians scratching their heads at best, or loathsome of Muslim people at...

It is impossible to understand Abraham's faith without realizing that there was nothing in Abraham that commended him to God. God does not look...

When Christians hold fear and anger for anyone for whom Jesus died, it’s impossible for them to reach out with His love to share the Good News.