Called to Proclaim

I don't perceive my call as one to protest the culture but to proclaim the Savior.

Saving Someone Else's Skin

If I am a Christian, I am not set on saving my own skin, but on seeing that the salvation of God comes through me to others, and the great way is by intercession. ...

Enormous Barrier

A feeble, nominal Christianity is the great obstacle to the conversion of the world.

Preaching through Prison Bars

Frederick Martin (1704-1750) established the ministry on St. Thomas, St. Croix and St. John. One secret of the success of this native of Upper Silesia ...

Some Things Stay the Same

The church's core mission never changes, but how it's accomplished is up for revision.

Silas, Paul's Co-Author?

Silas is first mentioned at the Council of Jerusalem (49). As "one of the leading men among the brethren," he was chosen as diplomatic envoy ...

Barnabas, Advocate for the Despised

"Barnabas" was actually his nickname, given him by the apostles. It meant "Son of Encouragement," and it was most appropriate.

He was ...

Need of a Mission

Without a mission, people live by reaction rather than initiation.

Adventure with God

The great offer of the gospel is adventure. We're God's representatives.

Other-Worldly Witness

Evangelicals who have a one-dimensional view of the mission of the church are criticized roundly by non-evangelicals and by those evangelicals who declare ...