When We Like the Aroma of Christianity, but Don’t Want to Drink It
We often approach Christianity like coffee: we enjoy the aroma, but refuse to drink. When we do drink, we add stuff to cover the true taste.
As I took our eldest daughter to school this morning, the cold weather made me wonder about which is better: hot or cold. Which weather do you prefer?
Paul was the greatest evangelist and missionary, second only to Jesus himself! What would Paul look like if he lived and evangelized today?
I’ve been told many times that a five-point Calvinist cannot be evangelistic. However, that is not necessarily true. A concept to ponder.
What is the relationship between tolerance and evangelism? While one usually dislikes the other, the other should be the one.
Churches and pastors talk a lot about outreach, but we are called to do evangelism. Outreach and evangelism are not always synonymous.
Another discovery raises more questions about the veracity of Darwinian evolutionary theory (except in the minds of Darwin’s disciples).
Did man originate in Africa? What does the Bible say about man’s origins? My thoughts on an article arguing we are all African.
Evolutionary theory is seen by some as fact. However, evidence keeps arising that sheds doubt on the veracity of Darwin’s hypothesis.
We are commanded, or ordered, to “go” and “make disciples.” When Jesus commands us to do something, we can either obey his command or disobey his command.
Health and wealth prosperity preachers deceive people into giving away their cash to get rich, but they should instead give Jesus to people.
This non-seafood eater made a very interesting discovery while grilling supper. A food I hated (because it was always ill-prepared) I actually love!
Scripture shows us four aspects of evangelism I call the ‘P’s of evangelism. These aspects are found in Acts 1:8 and Matthew 28:19-20.
