The Case for (Sometimes) Wordless Evangelism
By his grace, I’d sought to love this server well for Christ’s sake, and she saw the beauty of the gospel in my wordless proclamation.
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By his grace, I’d sought to love this server well for Christ’s sake, and she saw the beauty of the gospel in my wordless proclamation.
Cancer is a remarkable parable for sin, in both its disastrous nature and its available cure.
These wonderful people in your life aren’t yours to keep. They’re God’s gift to you, and they’re his to send on mission.
When radical individualism takes over spirituality, it leaves people confused, anxious, and alone. But the church has something better to offer.
I spent my last year of seminary researching infertility and in vitro fertilization. Two years later, it suddenly applied to my own life. I was—and wasn’t—prepared.