by Samantha Ponce | Nov 29, 2021 | Christian Living, Personal Evangelism
Don’t Give Up on Us: Gen Z and the Gospel Many would say that as decades have passed and new generations have taken the lead, our culture has worsened, our morals have run askew, and our priorities have turned upside down. However, a dangerous and unbiblical...
by Hazel Jebaraj | Nov 16, 2021 | Fear, Personal Evangelism
Get Uncomfortable: Reaching Those Who Don’t Look Like You Let’s face it, we are all guilty of it. We are quick to put labels on people, whether good or bad, based on our assumptions of them. But what if those labels stop us from reaching out and sharing the Gospel...
by Ryan Dunleavy | Oct 18, 2021 | Christian Living, Personal Evangelism
Picky Evangelists: Embracing All Evangelism Encounters I’m that guy. Every social group has one: a picky eater. As you are reading this, you are probably thinking of that one person in your life. I’ll admit it. It’s not easy! I live a life where I am consistently...
by Ryan Dunleavy | Sep 13, 2021 | Christian Living, Personal Evangelism
Getting In The Habit of Gospel Conversations It always hits me five minutes after I leave. Are you the same way? Frantically, I run into the grocery store. With two earbuds in place, I block out the world as I listen to a new album. Passively smiling at the clerk, I...
by Brock Anderson | Sep 7, 2021 | Apologetics, Personal Evangelism, Theology
When Jesus was Cancelled (and How it Impacts our Witness) Just think of this amazing scene captured in John 6. Roughly 20,000 people were celebrating Jesus and rejoicing at His unexplainable power. However, just one day later, thousands of them walked away from Him...
by Larry Moyer | Jul 26, 2021 | Christian Living, Evangelism Training, Personal Evangelism
The Mindset that Keeps us from Sharing the Gospel One of the most interesting findings I’ve discovered in Scripture is what the Bible says about the mind. It is fascinating and can be wrapped up in one sentence – What you dwell on with your mind is what you produce...
