Many Christians are paralyzed by our cultural moment. How can the church witness to Jesus? Does evangelism still work? In this interview, Katharine Guerrero discusses the message in Andrew Forrest’s book, Love Goes First. The
In today’s Seven Minute Seminary, Ryan Barnett takes on the subject of our sacramental and holy presence explaining how Jesus in us might be a grace for all those around us.
People everywhere are starving for something that only the grace of God can satisfy.
Christian evangelism is the announcement of the good news of Christ Jesus.
In this Seven Minute Seminary video, Miriam Swanson of Fusion USA frames the good news around the particular desires, anxieties, and concerns around which young people orient themselves.
If people were to fully engage with this resource, we’d see more people welcomed into Christian community through their interactions with Christians in regular life.
The villagers received salvation because this woman had the courage to preach.
Preparing for the return of Christ involves sharing the gospel and helping those in need.
As Christians, we’re called to live with our feet firmly planted in two different worlds – heaven and earth.
As Christians seeking to live with convicted civility, we can’t succumb to either one of them. Instead of leaning out, now is the time to lean in with all wisdom, courage, and compassion.
If evangelism is just a check-the-box insurance policy paid for with the simple verbalization of a brief prayer, then calling those same people to costly, lifelong obedience in Christ in the days ahead will be a nearly impossible task.
The church is the place of belonging for resident aliens—and it offers a hopeful model for how to live and work in the place between heaven and earth.