Further Reading

In the urgency of sharing the gospel we can be tempted to take over the role of the Holy Spirit—trying to persuade and control instead of partnering. But our true privilege is to cooperate with His work: speak the truth clearly, trust Him to open hearts, and leave the results in His hands.

Growth in evangelism begins where growth in Christ happens. It starts with prayer, becomes friendships with non-Christians, moves through asking God for open doors, then learning how to clearly share the gospel—and most importantly, beginning today, not tomorrow.

   “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies and God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our...

At some point in your spiritual journey, you may find yourself wrestling with a question that feels exciting and weighty: “Is God calling...

The question of the unpardonable sin arises from Christ’s warning in Mark 3:28-29. But what did He mean? While there is no unpardonable sin today, there remains one unpardoned sin—rejecting Christ’s payment for our salvation. No sin is too great for God’s forgiveness, but will we accept His grace?

Our identity—how we perceive ourselves—shapes our decisions, relationships, values, and even our potential.  However, how we see ourselves is not always the same as who we truly are. One of the key purposes of evangelism is to confront these false identities with the truth of who we are in God’s eyes—a spiritual “wake-up call.”