How Mini-Decisions Drive Evangelism
Many people process from unbelief to faith through “mini-decisions.”
We hold to the classic teaching about the nature of the gospel: to be a Christian is to be united with Christ
How to Effectively Mentor Women
It is true that we become like what we see. Growing up, my gaze was constantly fixed on my mother, Sallie. She was a humble woman who led—a woman of
Do Bad Choices Thwart God’s Work? (A Mini-Sermon on Joseph’s Story)
At the end of his life, Joseph could plainly see the providence of God guiding him even using the wicked intentions of other people (Gen 50:19 – 20). Not even
4 Crucial Shifts for Raising Young Disciples
In his book The American Church in Crisis, David Olson reveals that 77 percent of Americans do not have a consistent, life-giving connection with a local church. He further states
On Contextualizing the Gospel: A Lesson from the World of Demolition
To illustrate what is needed for effective gospel contextualization, let’s turn to the world of demolition. Say you are building a highway and want to remove a giant boulder. First,
The Struggle Is Real—Helping Those With Addictions
He didn’t call to makes small talk, but we’d been high-centered on small-talk topics for twenty minutes—weather, sports, politics. This was not Mike’s (not his real name) modus operendi; he