It’s Not Evangelism Until We Speak
Words and actions are like two wings of an airplane, and you won’t catch flight in witness with just one or the other.
Words and actions are like two wings of an airplane, and you won’t catch flight in witness with just one or the other.
God is not afraid of questions. He likes them. God has given us our minds and we need to use them for his glory.
How you live your faith at home will have a greater influence on the next generation than you can dream or imagine.
Too many Christians are quick to give a flippant and often dishonest answer to the question, “How are you doing?”
"Is this the church, hollering into culture—earnest, but shrill—connected to a Truth but disconnected from an audience?"
Robert Crosby: “Authenticity in our outreach conversations is perceived by others through our genuine compassion."
Carey Nieuwhof: "Churches that try to be all things to all people often end up being nothing to anyone."
Steven Furtick: "If you’re going to err, err on the side of simply giving people Jesus."
Brandon Cox: "Being crazy about broken people, for us, has some serious implications."
Five pastors tell how they helped churches overcome adversity and engage the unchurched in their communities.