Three Steps to Finding Peace in Life and in the World
Peace isn’t the absence of conflict or stress; peace is the ability to handle those things with poise, confidence, and hope in everyday life.
Sometimes churches and believers adopt an “evangelist-as-salesman” approach to evangelism. However, Jesus does not needs salesmen, he needs servants.
Some promote party schools, others bemoan them. The problem is often either missed or denied. There is only one root cause, and there is only one cure.
There are many ways to do evangelism. Which is best or worst? This article briefly analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of various evangelism methods.
A review of the late Roy Fish’s analysis of the impact the 1858 Awakening — the Prayer Revival — had on Baptists in the United States.
Churches and Christians too often suffer from the “evangelism delusion.” Learn to identify it and how to become an intentionally evangelistic church.
Thom Rainer outlined seven factors that hinder evangelism. I add two more and explain why they are just as vital to consider as Rainer’s seven.
When debating the origins of the universe, Christians are often lured into peripheral issues. We should avoid that Big Bang trap.
A new report claims to have discovered the exact date Jesus died. However, there are problems with the claims made in the article.
A great resource for every Christian! Learn how to answer some of the toughest questions regarding theology, Scripture, and the gospel.
Dr. House reminded Dr. Hadley that it is not near death, but death itself that brings about change, and ironically Scripture agrees with House.
Good Friday is about the crucifixion of Jesus. Its impact, however, goes far beyond one day a year; it reaches all the way into eternity.
Today, news is less about what impacts the world and changes individual lives and more about what’s the latest buzz and hottest gossip.
