When we look at Titus 3 and consider our conduct towards authorities, as well as people in general, the question is: Are we commending Christ to the world?

In times of crisis it's all too easy for the news and social media to drown out the Voice which we need to hear most: the voice of the Lord.

Glen Scrivener's poem shows how we put cart before horse by telling people to "Give their lives to Jesus" without first being reminded of what He gave.

One of the simplest, most effective antidotes for doubt and unbelief in the Christian life is encouragement that comes from the Scriptures.

God commands joy, delight, and thanksgiving in the things of earth he has graciously given us, even in something as simple as a cup of coffee.

There is no better place to see what a "Spirit-filled" church looks like than to look at the results of the Holy Spirit being poured out at Pentecost.

Here are a few albums that my wife and I recommend for both personal edification and family worship.

In order to walk worthy of Christ, we must constantly give thanks to God, who has graciously qualified, delivered, and redeemed us.

While we should expect and attempt great things for God, there are several glaring problems and potential dangers with Power Evangelism.

The danger with Lifestyle Evangelism is that Christ-like living and acts of service can often replace the verbal sharing of the gospel.

Discipleship and worship are the means by which our lives are reoriented around God's kingdom and our hearts are recalibrated and tuned to sing God's grace.

The speeches in the book of Acts are representative of the early church’s gospel witness and serve as a pattern for our evangelism today.

In an age where Christians are obsessed with restlessly searching for the Next Big Thing, ordinary Christianity is the new radical.

According to Jesus, the power of the Holy Spirit promised in Acts 1:8 is given to the church primarily for the task of witnessing.

The story of Christmas reminds us that believers have been set free from sin's dark night to walk in Immanuel's great light.