Understanding Parachurch Ministries: Apologetics and Evangelism Beyond the Church Walls
Throughout the years, parachurch organizations have become a valuable extension of the Christian mission, working alongside the traditional church to support evangelism, apologetics, discipleship, and humanitarian efforts. These organizations, distinct from local churches, address unique ministry needs and serve specific purposes that local congregations may not be equipped to handle alone. Parachurch ministries like The…
Read MoreTHE CROSS – THE START AND FINISH… THE BEGINNING AND THE END
The gospel of Roman Catholicism says that Jesus died on the cross, opening the door to salvation. However, in order to access salvation, you must go through the Roman Catholic church, their traditions, rites, and rituals. In order to access the grace of God, one must be baptized as an infant and weekly attend their…
Read MoreDEATH, LIFE, & LOVE
“If you then be risen with Christ, seek those things which are above, where Christ sits on the right hand of God. Set your affection on things above, not on things on the earth. For you are dead, and your life is hidden with Christ in God.” Colossians 3:1-3 Before accepting Christ, God’s Word is…
Read MoreExposing False Prophets: A Call to Vigilance and Discernment
False prophets are more prevalent in our society than many think, and their influence can be shocking. These individuals prey on the vulnerability of people, leading them astray with false teachings and promises. Uncovering their manipulation is essential to leading genuine seekers to the truth. These teachers cause significant harm by distorting teachings and leading…
Read MoreNavigating Cancel Culture with Scriptural Integrity: A Call to Discernment and Grace
Amid today’s pervasive cancel culture, Christians face the dual challenge of standing for truth while embodying grace. This cultural phenomenon, which often seeks to ostracize individuals for perceived wrongs, invites a response deeply rooted in the principles of Scripture. Drawing inspiration from the Bereans and guided by the teachings of Jesus, we find a model…
Read MoreLosing to Gain: Embracing the Christian Perspective on Being a “Loser”
In a world that often celebrates winners and success, the concept of being a “loser” is rarely something we aim for. From our earliest years, we’re encouraged to strive for greatness, achieve our goals, and emerge victorious in the game of life. However, in the Christian faith, there exists a unique perspective on the idea…
Read MoreChristian Apologetics: Strengthening Faith through In-House Discussions
Hey there, friends! It’s Kyle from Once Lost Ministries, and I’m excited to talk about Christian apologetics with you! Now, I’m not the best writer out there, but I’ve got a real zeal for Christ, and I want to share why apologetics is so important for our faith in Christ. Christian apologetics is an exciting…
Read MoreWhat do car horns and Christians have in common?
Prologue: Before I dive into this, I would like to state that I am convinced that I do not have the gift of making and interpreting analogies. My wife, on the other hand, has this grand way of building a format to get something through my thick skull with the most simplistic portrait. I love…
Read MoreDeconstructing Deconstruction: A Critical Examination of Jim Palmer’s Theology
Deconstruction, a philosophical and theological movement that seeks to critique and dismantle existing systems and structures, has recently been making waves in Christian circles. While it has been used in various contexts, in the Christian context, deconstruction seeks to challenge and dismantle traditional beliefs and practices, including Christology and the authority of the Bible. In…
Read MoreDon’t Throw "Division" Out With the Bath Water
Proverbs 14:12 “There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof [are] the ways of death.” Often times when division is caused within a body of believers, the immediate assumption seems to be that the issues behind the division are automatically unbiblical. But is this really the case? Is there ever such…
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