by Josiah Nichols | Sep 8, 2022 | Theology
The following was originally formatted as a discussion post assignment for Public Theology for Liberty University’s J. Rawling’s school of divinity. It was meant to answer the following prompt: “From your reading and your own experience as a...
by M. Ashley Evans | Feb 7, 2020 | Christian Living
“Let your gentleness be evident to all.” Philippians 4:5 The Bible is replete with commands for us to be gentle. I know some people who have a lot of gentleness. And these are the people whom I admire the most. This is because gentleness doesn’t come very naturally to...
by Daryl Updike | Aug 1, 2019 | Evangelism
Commanded to Make Disciples Why is it often hard? As believers, we are commanded to tell others of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We are to speak of the call to repentance and faith. We are to compel people to come into the Kingdom. We are to ambassadors for...
by James White | Jul 8, 2019 | Church, Everyday Ministry Podcast, Podcasts
In this episode 0f Minister’s Minute, James asks Daniel about the value and importance of ministers taking a vacation. Daniel covers these three points: Why is vacation necessary How do you prevent yourself from taking work with you What are some beneficial...
