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Why You Should Record Your Testimony

November 10, 2020

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7 reasons to video or audio record your testimony

Chuck Lawless

How Do We Explain the Slaughter of the Canaanites?

November 4, 2020

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Understanding one of the most difficult topics in the Bible: the slaughter of Canaanites explanation.

James Emery White

Reimagining Creative Evangelism During the Pandemic

September 24, 2020

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We might be practicing social distancing, but that just gives us an opportunity to get creative about evangelism during the pandemic.

Ed Stetzer

7 Reasons Not to Give Up on Your Nonbelieving Friends

September 22, 2020

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Maybe you’ve prayed for a nonbelieving family member or friend for a long time—so long, in fact, that you’re close to giving up on him or her. If that’s where you are, here are some simple reasons not to give up today: 1. God’s still doing the work of drawing people unto himself. He will … Continued

Chuck Lawless

What Is the Heart Posture for Missions?

September 15, 2020

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Unpacking what we mean when we say, God can use me right where I am, and exploring the heart posture for missions.

Meredith Cook

The Key to Sustaining a Lifestyle of Evangelism

September 3, 2020

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We all know we should share our faith more actively. In a 2019 survey by LifeWay Research, more than half the respondents (55%) admitted they had not shared Christ with anyone in the past six months. My guess is that, during COVID-19 quarantine and with social distancing requirements, this number is higher. This article explores the key to a sustainable lifestyle of evangelism […]

D. Scott Hildreth

The Refinery: A Church Replant for a Rural Industrial Community in Robinson, Illinois

August 11, 2020

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Robinson, Illinois, is a unique town of about 8,000 people. Rural, but defined by industry, Robinson is about 40 minutes away from the next largest city. It is home to a Marathon Petroleum Corporation refinery, a Hershey Company plant and a state prison. It is also where Pastor Adam Hafenbridle, along with his wife, Emily, is leading a church replant named The Refinery in this community.