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What is a healthy church? This question has found its way into many of my projects in recent months.

Many homes have several Bibles. In a worldly sense, its value is no different than any other book of mass distribution. Yet the Bible itself testifies that it is THE truth, the very Word of God. The Lord Jesus—in a rebuke of Satan in the desert—quoted . . . man shall not live by bread alone, but by every Word that comes from the mouth of God

Because we are unsure of the questions or challenges that may come our way, we may be hesitant to engage in an evangelistic conversation fearing that we may not be able to answer them. Learning to answer questions and challenges with questions will change everything.

Mankind is helpless in a lost condition at enmity with God. Yet, in Christ Jesus, there is a personal invitation and divine rescue from sin provided for in Christ Jesus.

Ultimately, the prominence of this issue means that immigration is a debate worth being addressed biblically by the church.

What does the global church have to say about the local church? That question feels a bit like asking, “What does Athens have to do with Rome?”

The call to be a missionary is a unique call, and because it is a distinctive call, it necessitates unique actions from the church.

Sharing the gospel is intimidating, and being prepared with prompts can help you share if you are willing to be used by God.

There are various ways we impose barriers on ourselves. Sometimes, we convince ourselves that we aren’t able to evangelize. Sometimes, we reason away the need.

The church was dying. More steeped in tradition than Scripture, it was failing to meet the heart needs of the people.