As a student, I am required to write papers based on reading assignments. I often turn those papers into blogs. I hope you enjoy this latest post on the book, "You Lost Me."

African American barber shops are more than just places to get haircuts.

The world is changing, and so are people's beliefs and practices. In recent years, we have seen a significant increase in the number of people who identify as Spiritual But Not Religious (SBNR).

As Christians, we often find ourselves making excuses for why we are not sharing the gospel. Is it because of a lack of love?

The pandemic highlighted the importance of technology in maintaining connections However, it also created some challenges.

How Christians can find reassurance in the Bible's promises and assurances in a hypothetical post-apocalyptic scenario.

The idea that only 144,000 people will be saved is based on a literal interpretation of the Book of Revelation. However, this interpretation overlooks the symbolism and context of the text.

Sharing your faith in the workplace can be tricky, but it is possible to evangelize without breaking company policies or making coworkers uncomfortable.

As a student, I am required to write papers based on reading assignments. I often turn those papers into blogs. I hope you enjoy this latest post on the book, "Cultural Engagement."

While the digital divide is an important issue, there is another divide that is even more critical, the Christian Divide.

As someone who has had personal experience evangelizing to intoxicated individuals, I can confidently say that it is possible to share the love of Christ with them.

As a student, I am required to write papers based on reading assignments. I often turn those papers into blogs. I hope you enjoy this latest post on the book, "Surprising Insights from the Unchurched"

As a student, I am required to write papers based on reading assignments. I often turn those papers into blogs. I hope you enjoy this latest post on the book, "You Found Me."

Sharing the Gospel can be a terrifying task for many Christians. Witnessing can often feel overwhelming and intimidating.

Believe it or not, there is an intersection where social justice and Christian evangelism cross paths.

In the book, "The Art of Personal Evangelism," Will McCraney suggests that effective evangelism involves a process of listening.

Sharing the Gospel with family members can be a sensitive topic. However, there are many good reasons why Christians should not be afraid to share the Gospel with their family.

Throughout American history, African Americans have demonstrated remarkable success in evangelism, which has been an essential part of their culture and heritage.

Paul tells us that he is not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ (Romans 1:16). I am not ashamed, President Obama is not ahamed. How about you?

Christians are commanded to witness, but many of us are afraid to share our faith. When it comes to presenting the Gospel, most of us are concerned we don’t know what to say or know how to say it

As a Christian, Jesus is both your Lord and your Savior. Many of us take a certain amount of comfort and pride in knowing that we can proudly proclaim that we are saved.

The Scripture teaches, “Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ” (Romans 5:1).

While justification happens almost instantly, sanctification is a process. Sanctification rises from a conviction of the Spirit to go beyond just believing Christ but to start following Him as well.

Sharing Your Faith is a Matter of Life and Death

Jesus urged us to seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to us (Matthew 6:33). It Makes you wonder why...

If you think that “Purpose Driven Gospel” is a phrase that I just made up, then you may be correct. But before you dismiss this post, let me expound on the phrase a little by asking you a question:

I’ve heard it said that fear does not really exist as fear is supposedly nothing but an acronym for False Evidence Appearing Real.

Nowadays, it is much easier to share your faith. Thanks to the popularity of social media, there are a lot of ways that you are able to spread the good news of Jesus Christ.

As a Christian, Jesus is both your Lord and your Savior. Many of us take a certain amount of comfort and pride in knowing that Jesus Christ is our Savior.

I’m a geek and you should be one too!

And those he predestined, he also called; those he called, he also justified; those he justified, he also glorified - Romans 8:30

I once heard Les Brown say, “It’s better to be prepared for an opportunity and not have one than to have an opportunity and not be prepared.”

ROI stands for Return on Investment, and did you know that you can get a return on your investment with God?