Posts Tagged ‘Evangelism’
What 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 MoreA Love Beyond Understanding
Picture with me coming across a young boy, distressed and disappointed. More than that, in fact, he seems to be consumed with sorrow, even perhaps despair. Immediately, your heart goes out for this poor kid. You don’t know what led him to feel this way, but your instinct is to find a way to cheer him…
Read MoreTools For Evangelizing
When it comes to evangelizing, anyone that has done it even a few times will tell you every situation is different. If they’re honest, they’ll also tell you that its easy to get caught up in the flesh. This is true not only for a heated debate with an antagonist but also with an emotional…
Read MoreIndia Mission Trip Video 2014
It’s a long time coming but we wanted to share a video that we were just able to finish. Elizabeth and I (Kyle) took a very humbling trip to India in 2014, meeting hundreds and were able to share the true Gospel of Jesus Christ. God is so compassionate to allow us to be involved…
Read More“It’s a Waste of Time to Witness to Other Religions”
Question: Is it a waste of time to witness to other religions when the response is so often very hostile, or at the very least completely uninterested? Answer: Is there any group of people that are easy to witness to? Mormons? Catholics? Muslims? Buddhists? Hindus? Atheists? Agnostics? New-agers? The rich? The poor? The vast majority…
Read MoreI Had Never Heard the True Gospel… Testimony of Peggy O’Neill Former Nun
The Testimony of Peggy O’Neill Formerly Sister Aidan. RSHM This way taken from a Gospel Tract you can see on the left, that was given to us by close friends in Ireland. May this deeply challenge and encourage us all to examine our faith, whether 50 yrs young engulfed by religiosity or skeptics bound to…
Read MoreLine-Dancing: Careful, it Gets Blurry…
Observing the state of the modern church is no difficult task. With the church unabashedly looking to (and adopting) the image and likeness of the world, and the world sometimes quite convincingly imitating the church in hopes of proving their own righteousness, the lines can become indiscernibly blurred as to which side is which. It’s…
Read MoreMinistry or minister?
Above all my desire is to seek Christ, know Him, and grow in His Word. Never do I assume I’ve reached some level of maturity to relax and just coast along in life. Nor do I want to put anything, even ministry above the Lord. Though I do at times find myself doing exactly that, it’s never…
Read More2015 Pima County Fair
Colossians 4:5 – “Walk in wisdom toward them that are without, redeeming the time.” Even as we seek to walk in the newness of life we have attained through Christ Jesus, it’s all to easy (and common) for us to find ourselves slipping into the pharicitical notion that our standing with God hinges on our works. It is fundamental Biblical…
Read MorePlanting Summer Seeds
GOOD EVANGELISM HABITS: Over the summer, it’s easy for children to forget they still have the exciting privilege of sharing God’s Word with others. Sharing is oftentimes a scary thing to think about for children (and even many adults). I mean, walking up to complete strangers and asking them if they believe in Jesus, how unnatural…
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