Do you struggle to initiate Gospel discussions because evangelism feels intimidating? Matt Smethurst’s new book Before You Share Your Faith: Five Ways to Be Evangelism Ready will not only encourage you to talk about Jesus with confidence but also remind you why we as Christians should share our faith in the first place.
The 2022 State of Theology survey, conducted by Ligonier Ministries in partnership with LifeWay Research, confirms that a growing percentage of US adults have misconceptions about foundational biblical truths.
Jesus’ ministry was expansive and comprehensive. Men and women turned to Him in faith, and their lives were dramatically changed. Matthew 9:35 tells us He “went throughout all the cities and villages, teaching in their synagogues and proclaiming the gospel of the kingdom.” By His works and the power of His words, He brought the kingdom of God to the people of Israel.
Few aspects of the Holy Spirit’s ministry have caused greater division in the church than those of Spirit baptism and spiritual fullness. Yet whenever the New Testament speaks of these things, it does so in terms of unity, not division. The baptism and filling with the Holy Spirit, rightly understood, should be sources of the church’s unity.
Let earth and heaven combine,Angels and men agree,To praise, in songs divine,The incarnate Deity;Our God contracted to a span,Incomprehensibly made man.
May 29, 2023
“As we continue to keep the Bible as an open book in front of us, we discover that it is intensely practical.” —Alistair Begg
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The Lord has need of me,His soldier I will be;He gave Himself my life to win,And so I mean to follow Him,And serve Him faithfully.So although the fight be fierce and long,I’ll carry on—He makes me strong;And then one day His face I’ll see,And oh! the joy when He says to me,“Well done! My brave crusader!”
H. Norman Wright, a licensed marriage and family counselor, once described a situation that another man had brought to him in the course of his ministry:
A new woman came to work in our office. We struck up an acquaintance and began to talk each day over coffee. In time she began to share the problems in her own marriage and we found that we were both in a position of drifting away from our spouses. We actually found that we communicated better together than with our own spouses. We looked for reasons to be together—we shared similar interests and hobbies. I had no ulterior motives—no sinister plans but I enjoyed our time together as friends.
Writing to the church in Corinth, Paul described the Holy Spirit’s ongoing work in the believer’s life as follows:
We all, with unveiled face, beholding the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from one degree of glory to another. For this comes from the Lord who is the Spirit. (2 Cor. 3:18)
May 22, 2023
“I have come into the world as light, so that whoever believes in me may not remain in darkness.” —John 12:46
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