The Gospel of Grace
The true gospel sounds almost too good to be true, but that’s precisely why it is both good and true.
Tag: sharing the gospel
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.
Are You Sharing the One Story?
If we just take the Bible in isolated parts, we miss the flow of God. And the flow is important to understanding that the Gospel isn’t just a group of ideas.
Keep It Simple: Focus on the Interested and Don’t Waste Your Efforts on the Disinterested
If we can agree that our world has drastically changed over the last 70 years, then why are our ministries still following best practices that are more than 70 years old? This moment invites us to focus on the interested as we rethink ministry.
How Would Jesus Evangelize?
How can you transition from being the only seed-chucker to being a farm club for farmers and a greenhouse builder, embracing Jesus evangelize?
Keep Calm and Minister: Timothy Test Insights
Discover how to keep calm and minister under pressure with the Timothy Test.
6 Tips When Striking Up Spiritual Conversations
Every day we encounter people who don’t know Christ’s saving love and are seeking authentic spiritual conversations that offer hope.
Missing Half the Gospel
Something essential is missing from the way we typically share the gospel.
What’s Missing When You Share the Gospel?
I have the entirety of God’s Word in my language and in my hands, and I can open any copy freely without threat to my life. I’m privileged to have God’s Word, to be able to read God’s Word, and to proclaim God’s Word.
Results May Vary: The Fine Print of the Gospel
For the rest of your life, thank him for accepting someone like you–someone who deserved hell (yes, you do!), someone who brings nothing to qualify for heaven–into his eternal family. fine print of the gospel reminds us that assurance comes with understanding.
