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Category Archives: Evangelism
A neglected theme in the church
It’s time for renewed focus on common grace. All people live under God’s common grace and receive certain blessings outside of the boundaries of salvation. Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Common Good, Common grace, Disciple-making, Discipleship, Evangelism, Walking with God, Witness
Tagged Common Grace, Grace, Local Church, sermon theme
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Ten truths about God in Acts 17:22-31
A guide for those who desire to be effective witnesses for Christ in our times. Continue reading
Posted in Acts 17, Apologetics, Apostle Paul, Culture, Evangelism, God, Mars Hill Address, Postmodern, Questioning God, Seeing God, Seeking God, Wisdom, Witness
Tagged Acts 17, Acts 17:22-31, Athens, God as creator, God as sustainor, Mars Hill address, Philosophy, Seeking God, Witness for Christ
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Eight truths for all people
I love the way Scripture speaks with universal application – for all people, in all places, at all times. Continue reading
Posted in Evangelism, Scripture, Theology, Witness
Tagged God's will for everyone, truth for all people
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Eight reasons not to be an atheist
The atheist’s problem with belief in God is not an absence of evidence but… Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Atheism, Atheists, Belief, Evangelism, God, Science, Unbelief, Witness
Tagged Atheism, Belief in God, Doubts about God, faith and atheism, science and God
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Can I remain at the center?
A gospel that misleads you to think you can come to Christ and remain at the center of life is not a gospel. Continue reading
Posted in Evangelism, Missions, Salvation, Witness, Younger Evangelicals
Tagged Evangelism, Mission, Therapeutic gospel, therapeutic jesus
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Do not give dogs what is sacred
Dogs? Pigs? Sacred things? Jesus used an illustration to forbid wasting something valuable on an undeserving object. Yet it’s not immediately clear what shouldn’t be wasted and on whom. Continue reading
Return to glory
This panoramic view is too often left out when we tell the story of salvation. The outcome is a shortsightedness which leaves us inadequately grounded for a living hope in Christ. Continue reading
Seven means for Christian witness
There is more than one way to be a witness for Christ. Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Disciple-making, Evangelism, Witness
Tagged Apologetics, Evangelism, how to witness for christ, witness for Jesus
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Social Justice and the Church
If we live in a political system that allows us to sit at the table to seek the good that leads to laws and policies, we should not neglect such an opportunity and privilege. Continue reading
Posted in Church, Church and State, Church Leadership, Common Good, Common grace, Community, Emerging Leaders, Evangelicals, Evangelism, Justice, Leadership, Politics, Wisdom, Witness
Tagged Christian influence, christians in the public square, Common Grace, political activism, Politicians, Politics, social justice
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Unbelief – understood in five ways
Why do people refuse to believe in God? Continue reading