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Sharing Your Faith

There is a misnomer within Christian circles that in today’s culture there is hostility to the gospel. But in my experience as a full-time evangelist, I’ve found it is not so much people are unwilling to hear the Good News, but...

Sharing your faith doesn't have a one-size-fits-all solution. Learn how to teach your child to be prepared with the knowledge of the Bible and effective communication skills, with the purpose to go out and make disciples to the glory of God.

Here are some truths from Scripture that will encourage you to take a step outside your comfort zone and into the exciting world of sharing your faith in Christ:

I am convinced that the church’s greatest obstacle to influencing our culture is that our culture does not see the church as relevant to its greatest issues. Secular people know what we are against more than they know what we are for. In our...

Any number of fears may creep into your heart when it comes to sharing the gospel. Are you afraid of a raised eyebrow? Raised complaints? Raised taxes? Raised fists? Raised swords? Or are you afraid of not knowing how to raise the issue of the...

What are some good practices for sharing your faith story with another guy? Here are four tips from some experienced disciple-makers.

The Great Commission of Matthew 28:18-20 tells us to go into all the world and make disciples. Today, reaching “all the world” is easier than ever in the digital age where a #blessed Instagram post made from your living room can...

We must never allow our skeptical, secularized culture to persuade us that sharing and standing for our faith is an imposition of our values on others. To the contrary, such bold witness is the most compassionate way we can love our neighbor as...

When it comes to discipleship, those who regularly attend church struggle with sharing Christ with non-Christians, according to a recent study of churchgoing American Protestants.

Evangelism Need Not Be Apologetics: Some Thoughts About Sharing Your Faith

Sharing your beliefs with others doesn't have to be intimidating or overwhelming. Your faith shouldn't be something you hide, either. So, where do we start?

A new movement is popping up across the country which aims to bridge the divide between worship and work. Of copurse, some question whether it is appropriate to advocate a particular faith in an era of increasing religious diversity.

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 you shouted to anyone who would listen, "Come see a man!!"