FOUR WAYS TO EMBRACE BEING A LIZARD The second in a four part series about workplace evangelism. The authors explain that a Christ-like character needs to be visible as trusting relationships are developed. "...spiritual conversations become more compelling—to non-Christians and Christians alike—when we view evangelism as a process that builds on earning the right to […]
Category: Discipleship
A thoughtful article showing how we can look to Jesus' example in his earthly ministry to find balance in our overwrought world of busyness. "I love a to-do list so much that my brain likes to think everything in life–including following Jesus–needs to be broken down into smaller tasks so that they can be checked […]
As our lives seem to become more and more hectic, it is good to be reminded that God's design for us intentionally included Sabbath rest. "Even Jesus, though both fully God and fully man, had human limits. As a man, Jesus had to sleep, eat, and get away from time to time to be alone […]
An insightful article that helps to identify idolatry, and how to consider the desires that can distract our focus from God. Links to other similar resources are included. "What’s your idol? What’s the thing that is most likely to compete in your heart with God? What’s the thing that presents itself to you as your […]
It can be easy to separate our Christian and secular lives, particularly where work is concerned. As well as causing us stress as we try to manage both, we need to remember as Elise Kouros explains, that everything we do should honour God. "Work has intrinsic value to God and can, by itself, be an […]
As the Apostle Paul urges the Corinthians (2 Cor. 13:5), we too should regularly examine the "health" of our faith. J. A. Medders suggests the following questions to help all Christians in that process. "1. Do you think Jesus is relevant for your daily life? 2. Do you live as though Jesus is relevant for […]
In this article the author turns to Spurgeon to reassure a concerned Christian about their faith. "I sat down in my pastor’s office and explained my doubts, “I don’t know if I’m saved. I can’t remember the day I believed. Did I really believe? When did I?”" https://www.spiritualtheology.net/what-if-i-dont-know-when-i-believed-in-christ/?ref=spiritual-theology-newsletter Image: Photo by Worshae on Unsplash
WORKPLACE EVANGELISM AND THE GREAT COMMISSION In 2019 the the global executive director / CEO of the Lausanne Movement, Michael Oh, stated that within the universal church, only one percent are in professional ministry. He explained that the other ninety-nine per cent do not exist to help those in professional ministry fulfill the Great Commission, […]
An encouraging and practical article on the practice of prayer... "On the surface, prayer seems simple. It’s talking to God. But in practice, we may have a lot of questions. Am I doing this right? Is there a “right” way to do it? What am I supposed to say? Are there things I shouldn’t pray […]
Max Jeganathan pays tribute to pastor, theologian and author, Tim Keller, 1950-2023. "When he started Redeemer Presbyterian Church 34 years ago, Keller couldn’t have anticipated the way his life and work would re-define the way millions of Christians across the world thought about the intersection between the message of Jesus and modern society."
Prayer is vital to those who follow the Christian faith. In this series of YouTube videos, pastor and author, Pete Greig leads a study through the prayer that Jesus himself taught in the Gospel of Matthew, known as the Lord's Prayer. This is adaptable for use in Bible Study groups, families, as well as personally. […]
Jaquelle Crowe writes as a teenager to encourage other teenagers and their parents with ways to share the gospel. "I began to realize how many unique opportunities and practical ways teens can share the gospel. So, as you wonder how to equip teens to evangelize more effectively and ultimately how to reach my generation, I […]
