Olive Oil Coffee and The Gospel
I am presently drinking a cup of olive oil coffee. I wanted to taste it for myself now that Starbucks is launching the product in Italy. What does that have to do with the Gospel?
The Parable of the Fishless Fishermen
The Parable of the Fishless Fishermen. Every believer is a witness for Jesus Christ. Witnessing is not something we do, it’s something we are.
How to Share the Gospel with a Muslim
Loving Our Neighbors: How to Share the Gospel with a Muslim. In our world today, too many Christians are motivated by fear rather than a Christ-like love.
40 Muslim refugees find Christ, get baptized at Barry Island
Tredegarville Baptist Church, located in Cardiff city centre, baptized 40 young adults in the cold February sea at the resort of Barry Island – and most of them were refugees and asylum-seekers from Iran and Afghanistan.
William Booth: Prophet of the Poor
“The Prophet of the Poor”: born into poverty, and worked in the midst of poverty his whole life. When he died, 150,000 people filed by his casket, and 40,000 attended his funeral.
Statistics: Children, Youth, and Next Generation Ministry
Throughout scripture, God puts a PREMIUM on children along with an unmistakable RESPONSIBILITY on His people to pass His wonders on to the next generation.
Tommy Lasorda wants what on his tombstone?
Los Angeles Dodgers Hall of Famer Tommy Lasorda doesn’t want his devotion to his beloved franchise to end when his life eventually does. Lasorda, 84, has been affiliated with the Dodgers most of his life. And he wants that relationship to continue — even after he dies. “I’ve already told my wife that when I…
The Battle for a Generation
I love these words adapted from Ron Hutchcraft’s book, “A Battle for a Generation,” pp 11-12. Never in the history of the Life Saving Service (set up to rescue people on the North Carolina’s Outer Banks beaches) did a drowning person come to the door of the station asking, “Would you please rescue me?” In…