The Ideal Evangelist
We live in a broken world full of people looking for answers. Our...
Learning about other worldviews can help us love our neighbors better by understanding where they're coming from. Instead of arguments and conflict, we can show them love by sharing the hope we have in Jesus Christ with gentleness and respect.
Understanding the truth of who God is will change everything about how we see the world. If we believe that God is the creator and sustainer of all things, and out of His love for us He sent His Son to be our Savior, then it's God's Word - the Bible - that should set the standard for how we are to live our lives.
If the Bible is true, it will have the ultimate impact on our lives. But how can we trust and be certain the Bible is true if it was written thousands of years ago? Take a tour through evidence - both Biblical and scholarly - to see why we reach the conclusion that the Bible is the true and accurate Word of God. It's the key to the life-changing freedom found in Jesus Christ.
God gave us the greatest gift, His son Jesus, and through Him we receive the gift of grace. But once we receive it, what do we do with the gift? God calls us to be good stewards of the life He's given us and to walk humbly in obedience to His Word.
The greatest gift we’ll ever be given is Jesus Christ. His life, death and resurrection provides the incredible gift of grace - a gift we can't earn, but a gift that is freely given by a holy and loving God. Have you received this gift of new life in Christ?
God provides us so many blessings out of His great love. Our response should be one of thankfulness and praise as we answer the call to tell others about God's goodness.
Why is baptism so important? It's the celebration and public declaration of our belief in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. If you've been given a new life in Christ, are you ready to go public with your faith and acknowledge Him?
The mission of sharing the Gospel is a team sport. The church is a team made up of many different players, each with their own unique gifts and talents from God. The question is: are you in the game, or are you just watching from the sidelines?
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The Ideal Unity
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