Tag: evangelism

Keeping It Simple

If you’ve heard me preach more than one sermon then you know that when I offer the invitation I say almost exactly the same thing every time. What has
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Barriers To Discipling

Last week we talked about renewing our sense of responsibility and duty to evangelism. Directly connected to evangelism is discipleship. We should be careful to understand that good discipleship
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Motivational Love

We tend to be impressed with a good motivational speaker. We are inclined to appreciate motivational speakers who are passionate about their topic. As Christians, we should be passionate
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Tell Your Story

In the beginning of Acts 8 we meet Saul of Tarsus. Saul is a faithful Jew who believed strongly that Jesus and His followers were blasphemous sinners and worthy
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The Winning Recipe

It’s time again for the Super Bowl: Chili Cook-Off! Once again we will gather together on “Super Bowl” Sunday to taste, critique, and prayerfully enjoy chili prepared from different
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Encouragement

We first meet Joses, of Cyprus, in Acts 4:36-37. Luke records for us that “36 Joses, who was also named Barnabas by the apostles (which is translated Son of
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Sound The Alarm

There are thirteen songs in our song book that use the word “banner.” When we think of a banner we tend to think of a sign made of a
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Engage The Mission

If we are to individually engage in the mission of the church we have to first understand and embrace the mission of the church. This is important because without
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Why I Am A Christian

When we talk to people about Jesus and what it means to be a Christian, we might be asked: “Why Are You A Christian?” That is a question that
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Evangelism and Discipleship

This year we’ve been focusing on evangelism and discipleship. While the two are connected, evangelism is more about teaching the Gospel with the goal of the hearer becoming a
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