Archive for the ‘ Evangelism ’ Category
We just finished studying Philippians this past week, and our last assignment was to summarize the entire book in two paragraphs. Here’s my crack at it: From Paul and Timothy, Grace and peace to you. I have been eager to see you again, for I often remember the depth of our relationship – how it [ READ MORE ]
I’m going to borrow this article link from Sam’s blog and share it myself. I love the simplicity of how this “son of Hamas,” Mosab Hassan Yousef, became a Christian: “During those quiet years he met a British cabbie in Jerusalem who gave him an English-Arabic copy of the New Testament and invited him to [ READ MORE ]
Helping to pioneer the Navs at UH has opened my eyes to see what matters in building a ministry. It is a unique position of privilege to be able to start with a blank canvas. Often in the first year or so, my inherent desire was to see something that resembled a “typical” Nav ministry; [ READ MORE ]
Sharing the gospel is a call of every Christian. Interestingly, we use this phrase synonymously with evangelism and reaching the lost. And I believe for the most part this is entirely acceptable. But the gospel of Jesus is not just for the person who doesn’t know Him as Savior. Everyone pursuing Him (even if we [ READ MORE ]
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