David Kinnaman: A Time to Listen
Evangelism is quintessentially relational, a fundamental act of vulnerability and radical openness. Time to listen is essential as we embrace vulnerable, relational evangelism.
Evangelism is quintessentially relational, a fundamental act of vulnerability and radical openness. Time to listen is essential as we embrace vulnerable, relational evangelism.
What do we lose when a church stops being about reaching nonbelievers?
What we've learned from the crises of this year about sharing the gospel
Teens who share their faith own their faith, and teens who own their faith are much more likely to keep their faith after they graduate. To guide your youth ministry, learn how to crank up the heat evangelism in your ministry.
We once thought ourselves a religious majority, but we are now a convictional minority. We've got to shift our thinking.
Neil Tomba’s coast-to-coast ride to listen to people’s stories.
In the kingdom of God, you are an essential worker with a vital role.
This article is not for just anyone. Its for people who are committed Christ followers who have a church home. Its not for church hoppers or shoppers. Its for those who know where their faith community is. Theyve poured into it, and it has poured into them. Its a beautiful and deeply spiritual relationship. Its what churches need right now. Its also the biblical model. You simply will not find a reference to an unchurched Christian in the New Testament. Period.