Evangelism Weekly Archives

Joseph’s life isn’t just a story about someone who lives a long time ago. It’s a story about us. All of us.

There’s quite a lot of confusion about what is an agnostic as opposed to an atheist. While there are similarities, there are also important...

There is nothing inherently wrong with learning as much about God as we can, but sometimes all we need to do is focus on the basic principles of...

Jesus’s selfless act meant that Christ, a part of the holy trinity—Father, Son, and Spirit, three in one—took on the mantle and oppression of our...

More than ever, people are not accepting Jesus or turning away from the faith. In fact, it has been found that only 65% of Americans consider...

Many parents may say a simple grace at meal or a simple prayer with a child at bedtime, but do you want to do more?

Ask, seek, and knock because you will eventually find God’s answers to your problems instead of what you think you want in any given moment. Most...

When we know the meaning of God’s sovereignty over the hills and valleys of our lives, we can rest with peace and even joy in all circumstances.

If your faith is sagging a bit from not using or exercising it, it might be time for a faith lift. Here are seven small habits to build your faith.

High school seniors are getting ready to go off to college. This includes Christian students, for whom moving means being away from their home...

Jesus made disciples out of the original twelve apostles by living with them and experiencing life together. He did this in addition to sharing His...

Isaiah’s vision predicted the terrible fall and captivity of God’s people. Yet his response to God was, “Here I am!” When we truly know God and are...

Trust is only as good as the object of that trust. Remember in the definition it is belief or reliance on the strength, character, and ability in...

Facilitating a Bible study, Sunday School lesson, or small group Bible study is one of those activities we might erroneously write off as...

The only way to receive God’s mercy is by accepting the grace of Christ’s sacrifice and believing in his resurrection.