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How will God use You this Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving will look a little different for many this year. However you gather, it is a blessing to be with loved ones. But a question we often overlook is, “How does God want to use me this Thanksgiving to reach others for Him?” Here are some great reasons to ask that questions this year.
Tips for Sharing the Gospel with Relatives over the Holidays
The yearend holidays are right around the corner. For many of us that means reconnecting with family members, including those with whom we...
Evangelism Dos and Don’ts This Election Season
Election season is upon us, and with it comes one of the few times when people are open to talk two socially taboo subjects – politics and religion. But there are some pitfalls to watch for – we cover the dos and don’ts here.
God’s Rule and Our Role: Election 2020
What a comfort to know that the God who is in control, who knows the beginning from the end, is Commander in Chief. He is not on the throne of the United States, but on the throne of the universe – and He will be during the U.S. elections and long after the last election in history takes place. However, we have a role to play – see five things we must consider during and after the U.S. elections.
Bold Faith in a Broken World
What does it take to have bold faith in our broken world? The Bible gives us a clear blueprint in Hebrews 11. Here’s how to follow it to embolden your faith.
Making the Gospel Priority One in Our Churches
God has designed His church to grow through the proclamation and sharing of the gospel. But what does it cost to make the gospel a priority in our churches today – and more importantly, how do we make it happen?
Living Gospel-first Among Our Neighbors
Does the value of our time and activities outweigh the value of living out the gospel among the people and neighbors in our lives? Here’s how we can make the gospel more of a priority in our sphere of influence.
When Loss is Gain | A Missionary Shares Her Story
Emily Foreman faced incredible loss for the sake of the gospel on the mission field. But it’s what was gained that makes her story so memorable. Here, she shares her story in addition to her thoughts on what it looks like to live out “the gospel at all costs.” Read our full interview with her.
The Comfort that Covers Anxiety
We live in an anxiety-driven world. While we often crave calm in the midst of this chaos, we also often forget that the only lasting source of calm is found in the promises of the gospel.
Further Reading
How to Mourn in the Light of the Gospel
When the Bible speaks of believers and the subject of death makes the point that when a believer dies, we do not sorrow “as others who have no hope.” (I Thessalonians 4:13) What does that mean, what about the death of an unbeliever, and why is the gospel such a comfort in the midst of mourning? Read the full blog to learn the answers.
Rediscovering Gospel Comfort in the Face of Trials
Whatever we go through in life, God does not practice social distancing. He is right there with us, arms around us. We are snuggled in His care. Here are several ways we can find comfort in the gospel in the midst of affliction.
How the Gospel Brings Comfort Amidst Chaos
How do we find comfort in times of chaos? While we may find temporary comfort in the things of this world, only the gospel can provide ultimate and lasting comfort in times of distress. Here a few points to help you keep yourself gospel-focused in these trying times.
Why We Must Have a Substitute
Some ask if God could have provided another way – but when we look at Scripture, it becomes clear that substitution is the only way – and Christ is the only possible deliverer. Here’s how to explain it to others.
A Story of Substitution
We need substitution. But not just any substitution will do. Physical substitution is not enough; Spiritual substitution satisfies our debt – but Jesus goes above and beyond in the kind of substitution He provides.
How Race Impacts Outreach
We need to talk about race in outreach and evangelism. Too often, we have limited outreach to those who look like us. Here are some ideas for how to move forward.
Covid-19 from a Christian Worldview
How do we explain something like Covid-19 and its re-emergence from a Christian worldview. Read our latest blog to see how we, as believers, should view Covid-19, and how it should impact our actions as we seek to represent Christ.
The Lives that Matter
Only in the gospel do we fully understand how God views the lives He has created. Their value, their importance, and their equality as creations intimately loved by their Creator.
The Others-Focused Return to Church
How can we be more others-focused as churches reopen and we return to worship? President David Souther shares several things to think about as we return to church with a mission to be a blessing to the body of Christ.
The Gospel-Centered Return to Work
As the quarantine comes to end for many of us and we return to work – we must return with a gospel-centered mindset. Here’s how that can look.
Remembering Ravi Zacharias
Some leaders leave their legacy in books – and while Ravi was a best-selling author, his greatest legacy will not just be in the books he wrote but the people he impacted – unbelievers and believers alike.
How to Overcome Fear in Evangelism
You may have the gospel memorized, but no one will hear about it unless you speak up. Unfortunately, the most common barrier people face is fear. Allow me to share four practical and helpful tips in overcoming fear in evangelism.
How Christ’s Victory over the World Paves the Way for Ours
How Jesus’ victory over the world paves the way for our victory over the world – and why He is the only One sufficient for the job.
Why Christ Alone is Sufficient for Salvation
Dr. Larry Moyer shares why Christ alone stands as the only One who is sufficient to save us from our sins. No one else is qualified to do so. See why in this blog.
The Case for God’s Love During the Pandemic
How do we know God loves us regardless of what we pass through, when we pass through it, or how severe it is? The place we ought to start goes back to something irrefutable and undeniable that has properly been called by many – the most significant event in history.
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