When it comes to our collective witness as God's people, God has designed our gatherings to be a redeemed platform for preaching the results of God's grace as evidenced in how we conduct ourselves with one anther.  This is intended by God to be most evident of all whenever we celebrate the Lord's Supper.

When we think of evangelism, rarely do we link our commission from God to the ascension of Jesus.  However, it is precisely Jesus' ascension that both leads to our equipping for evangelism and substantiates the necessary precondition for why Christians are left on earth as witnesses.

When it comes to sharing the good news, we must establish that there is first of all some bad news - good news is only "good" when it is understood as contrast with the bad.  The bad news is that our sins will separate us from God for all eternity in hell, but the good news is that Jesus saves.

Each one of us has been given a story by God to share with the world.  It is a story of God's redeeming love and grace to save us from ourselves and the eternal consequences of sin.

The good news of Jesus Christ has been passed down from generation to generation.  It is not a flowery or eloquent petition, it is not forced with coercion or manipulation, rather the gospel is simply true - the evidence of God's love is demonstrated in this, while we were yet sinners Christ died for us.

The message of the gospel has been watered down in recent years as we live in a world that increasingly fears offense.  In effort to avoid challenging the false gods of self and desire, evangelism has tried to appeal to the "natural" inclinations of the heart, and in doing so we've drifted away from the message first given by the Apostles.

We have a story to tell to the nations... the message of Jesus' death and resurrection for our redemption is one that many of us have heard, but few of us are confident in sharing.  Although the message has many different aspects, one main component that is shared by all Christian evangelists is that Jesus is Lord.

Easter is the pinnacle moment in the church for anchoring our souls no matter the storm or difficulty.  There is no challenge that you will face that God will not solve through RESURRECTION!

Long before there were offices of professionals, there was the people of God.  And although our society has advanced to have the capacity to treat the most severe cases of mental health, we as the church are still equipped by God to offer a community of care to any and everyone struggling with navigating the soul.

Sometimes the influences of evil forces are obvious, however more often than not it goes quite undetected in today's world.  Indeed the "father of deception" has made is such that if we do not have a biblical foundation for the influence of evil we will unwillingly make many missteps in our approach to spiritual warfare.