Aren’t We Better Off Without Religion?
Does religion have a place in a world of increasing secularization?
Tag: evangelism
Facing Cultural Headwinds Against Evangelism
I recently came back on a flight from Orange County. Before departing from California, the pilot announced that we would be arriving in Chicago about 40 minutes early due to some powerful tailwinds. That sounds like great news. However, amazing as those tailwinds are, all they mean in the Chicago airports is that you sit … Continued
Reaching the Good Person Who Believes in God
Aiding cultural Christians in the pursuit of a faith that is deeper, richer, fuller, better.
Faith and Politics—A Look Inside the May/June 2019 Issue
Culture, Politics and the Church—featuring the Outreach Interview with Wheaton College political science prof Amy E. Black
Why New Believers Are the Lifeblood of the Church
Discipling new believers can't help but revitalize established believers.
Nick Hall: Putting Christ at the Pulse of the Next Generation
The church must better utilize the gifts of evangelists if we are to reach our post-Christian culture.
HowToLife: Evangelism for the Next Generation
Jordan Whitmer is carrying on his family's legacy of evangelism and teaching teens #HowToLife.
Encouraging Christians to Have Spiritual Conversations
Barna: Three-quarters of self-identified U.S. Christians have fewer than 10 spiritual conversations a year.
Sharing the Gospel as a ‘Plea Bargain’
In our culture, the concept of a plea bargain can offer a helpful explanation of the gospel.
