Evangelism Weekly

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  4 Ways to Pray for Your Prodigal The toughest prayer is asking the Lord to do whatever it takes to get to the heart of your prodigal. Phil Waldrep Mar 02, 2016
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  3 Missions of a New Believer He doesn’t have to, but God chooses to use us in his plan to save the world. Adam Duff Feb 24, 2016
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  Why You Don't Have to Travel Abroad to Share God's Truth Sharing the gospel right where we are is just as important as sharing the gospel in another country. Moody Bible Institute Distance Learning Feb 17, 2016
• What Happens When 900 Women Come Together for Christ I realize now how encouraging it is to be involved in Christian community, how humbling it is to serve, and how grateful I am for the freedom to gather and worship with other believers. Rachel Dawson Feb 10, 2016
• Even During a Cancer Crisis, God is Faithful Feb 03, 2016
• Shipwrecks, Prisons & Divisions: Was Paul a Missionary Failure? Imagine planning a mission trip for a group from your church, and you end up shipwrecked or in jail in some foreign country. Wouldn't you think something had gone horribly wrong?
• Don't Believe Anyone Who Calls Himself an Atheist In fact, the hardest part of expository apologetics is convincing others of that which they already know. The tendency to “suppress the truth in unrighteousness” is not to be taken lightly or trifled with.... Voddie Baucham Jr. Jan 20, 2016
• 5 Things Christians Should NOT Say to Cancer Patients Job’s wise friends were silent for several days after his tragedy. But they were there with/for him. Don’t feel compelled to provide a spiritually deep statement. Lee Wilson Jan 13, 2016
• Why You Should Not Despair When God is Silent If you are experiencing the silence of God, do not believe the lie that you are a second-tier, second-rate Christian. Jeremiah J. Johnston Jan 06, 2016
• 3 Things Christians Get Wrong about Humility Any time that we put “ourselves” and “our thoughts” in between us and any situation, we’re not portraying true humility. Jennifer Heeren Dec 30, 2015
• How Herod and the People of Jerusalem Missed Out The Magi clearly expected the people of Jerusalem, or at least some of them, to know that the Messiah had been born, and where he was now. However, in this and in their trust of Herod later in the story, the... Colin R. Nicholl Dec 16, 2015
• Why We Don't Need to Choose Between Happiness and Holiness If we believe the lie that saying no to sin means saying no to happiness, then no amount of self-restraint will keep us from ultimately seeking happiness in sin. Randy Alcorn Dec 09, 2015