Category: Evangelism

One thing that’s become clear over the last decade is that discipleship has not held the central place it should in the life of the church. Many...

This post was taken from Ed Stetzer’s article shared on Church Leaders in September. This weekend, I published an article in USAToday, extolling...

In today’s Christian culture, we can sometimes get the idea that there is “the right way” or “the best way” to share Jesus with someone. There are...

One difficult lesson I have learned in apologetics and evangelism is to identify the question beneath the question. To be honest, I have spent...

I love having conversations with people who see the world differently than me. If we treat people with kindness, charity and show a genuine...

Why didn't Saul of Tarsus find the evidence for the Resurrection convincing?

Do you want to make a lasting impact in the lives of other people? What is the best strategy to do this? It's simple. Ask questions. That's what...

We live in an angry and divided culture. This is true for politics, ethical issues, religion, and even sports. As a result, many people fear...

My colleague and Think Biblically co-host, Sean McDowell, has a new book out on deconstruction. Check out this quick interview and consider getting...

The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ are the most crucial events of the Christian faith. Both events are united and make our salvation...

La muerte y resurrección de Jesucristo son los eventos más trascendentales de la fe cristiana. Ambos acontecimientos están unidos y hacen posible...

My wife is remarkably hospitable — far more than I. For ten straight years at her instigation, we invited all of my enrolled college students over...

People often ask me why I went through a period of doubt and yet remain a Christian. In other words, why did I deconstruct my faith and yet not...

Life is replete with contrasts — especially as we approach Thanksgiving. Recalling the glorious refrain of King David in Psalm 136, "Give thanks to...

In spiritual conversations, landmines abound. That’s why talking with others about controversial, volatile topics like the gospel can be scary. I...

Not every door that appears to be open is an open door. And not every door that appears to be closed is a closed door. Just because a ministry...

This post includes the testimony of Debbie Horner, wife of faculty member Dave Horner, whose family was transformed during the Jesus Movement. The...

Twenty years ago, my wife and I were living with our two daughters in a suburb on the northern edge of New York City. The shock waves from the two...

This morning I talked with someone who was describing some items on their bucket list. A “bucket list,” if you don’t know the term, is “a list of...