Articles to Inform & Inspire

Know the Gospel

Theology & Doctrine

Reasons Why God is Trustworthy, Worthy of our Faith

We're still learning about our universe; God, though, understands it all. We should trust Him, not insist He justify Himself to us.

Theology & Doctrine

God Cannot Do Anything Logically Contradictory, or Can He?

God's omnipotence is often misunderstood, and thus many find it easy to reject it. However, it must be understood in context of God Himself.

Discipleship

Four Steps to Avoid Arrogance

Each one of us struggles with arrogance in some form or fashion. James reminds us that arrogance is a sin. Here are four steps to help you to avoid it.

Discipleship

Tips to Discovering God’s Will for Your Life

Get some tips to help you discover what God has called you to do. Discover what God showed me in his word, and hopefully learn what God wants to show

Discipleship

Three Steps to Living Out the Word of God

God gave us his word to help us be more like Jesus and to know God more. I outline three steps to living out God's word on a daily basis.

Show the Gospel

Serve Others

Find Your Calling by Using Your Talents to Serve Others

Many Christians spend years trying to determine what is God's call for them. There are two ways to do this: sit and wait or start doing something.

Serve Others, Theology & Doctrine

Don’t Let Theological Differences Become Gospel Dividers

Jesus prayed for his disciples to be united, yet often Christians find things to divide over. It's time that we unite in the gospel, not divide over dogma.

Church Leadership & Pastoring, Evangelism

A Vision for Evangelism: Going Beyond a Statement, Services, and Sermons

Churches and Christians too often suffer from the "evangelism delusion." Learn to identify it and how to become an intentionally evangelistic church.

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Church Leadership & Pastoring, Evangelism

SBC Baptism Decline: An Abysmal Failure in Personal Evangelism

The SBC's baptism rate continues to fall. The problem indicates an abysmal failure in personal evangelism. The solution to this problem is three-fold.