by David Souther | Oct 15, 2020 | Current Events, Personal Evangelism
Evangelism Dos and Don’ts This Election Season The 2020 election season is upon us, and as Christians, it presents us with multiple evangelism opportunities. It is rare to have the “social ban” lifted on two of the most socially taboo subjects...
by Brock Anderson | Sep 25, 2020 | Personal Evangelism
Bold Faith in a Broken World We all love true stories of bold faith. The man who, by faith, calmly quit his job because his boss put him in a position to either quit or compromise his beliefs. The woman who, by faith, shared the gospel overseas at the potential cost...
by Wanda Foskey | Sep 11, 2020 | Personal Evangelism
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? How do we keep this from happening? First, we have to remember that people want to feel valued....
by Larry Moyer | Aug 10, 2020 | Assurance, Personal Evangelism
Rediscovering Gospel Comfort in the Face of Trials There is one thing that believers and unbelievers alike can agree on. Life is not always easy. Hardships, trials, and tragedies happen to all. Nobody is immune. We have all experienced them or been close to those who...
by David Souther | Aug 4, 2020 | Personal Evangelism, Theology
How the Gospel Brings Comfort Amidst Chaos 2020 has been a chaotic year due to Covid-19, economic uncertainty, massive layoffs, and political and social unrest. Many are calling it “the perfect storm”. The term “storm” is fitting because it is a situation that...
by Larry Moyer | Jul 24, 2020 | Personal Evangelism, Theology
Why We Must Have a Substitute People sometimes struggle with John 3:16. “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son…” Isn’t that a rather cruel way to deal with the problem of sin? Couldn’t God have come up with a more loving solution? That question...
