3 Ways to Raise Up Teen Gospel Activists
Teenage readers can see how teen gospel activists can be equipped to be a powerful force for the gospel if we adjust our thinking.
Author: Greg Stier
How God Used a Neighbor Bird
As exciting as our chicken-chasing escapade was, what’s more exciting is the conversation Jason and I had during and after it about how God Used a Neighbor Bird in our neighborhood.
7 Takeaways From the Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization
Pray for all these evangelists as they return home from the Lausanne Congress with a renewed passion to shake their countries with the gospel of Jesus.
5 Common Roadblocks to Evangelism and How to Overcome Them
After 30 years of training millions of believers, Greg Stier identifies the five most common obstacles to sharing the Gospel: short-sightedness, fear, ignorance, bad theology, and lack of proximity. This insightful guide breaks down how to "fix your eyes on the unseen" and develop "Gospel fluency" using a simple acrostic to help you master the message of Jesus and reach the lost with confidence.
Let Your Youth See How You Share the Gospel: Youth Gospel Sharing in Practice
Moms, dads, youth pastors, children’s pastors, and lead pastors: I encourage you to set the example for your own kids, as well as for the children and teenagers in your church, and embrace youth gospel sharing.
Help Your Students ‘Gospelize’ at School
Consider getting a group of Christian friends together to pray every week.
Building Relationships With the Lost
Yes, let’s dine with the sinners and gladly be accused, like Jesus, of being “a friend of sinners.” But let’s never mistake this for condoning sin.
Preacher, Don’t Blow It During the Invitation
What is the invitation I’m referring to? The Gospel invitation! It’s the moment when a preacher invites unbelievers to believe and the lost to be saved.
Be Real and Open Up
Deepen your connection to the Lord with a prayer journal of personal "psalms."
Fan the Flame for Outreach
Want to ignite those you lead with a fire for the gospel? fan the flame for outreach.