How should we think about evangelistic crusades where ten of thousands of people gather to hear a speaker? Is this method of evangelism biblical?Amazingly, there is a clear historical path that we can trace to the method of crusades and altar calls. What we see is that our theology inevitably shapes our methodology.

Most Christians will not be full-time evangelists nor will they do evangelism in a diversity of contexts. How can evangelism look for someone seeking to reach people in their local community? Dan Rudman shares his stories of decades of practical evangelism in his community.

What are the viable and biblical methods for evangelism? How do I distinguish the act of evangelism from the methods of evangelism? This episode defines evangelistic methodology while introducing some of the common pitfalls that many christians fall into when thinking about how to do evangelism.

Often evangelism (the proclamation of the gospel message) is thought to be the work of ministry leaders. It is thought that only a certain few have the gift of evangelism; thus, only they are do the work. What does the Bible say? Join us as we discuss the call and command of evangelism as well as the work of the evangelist? Is there something unique about the evangelist as compared to those who do evangelism?

Evangelism is one of the most important works of the Christian. If you are a Christian, you have been evangelized and are now called to go evangelize others. In this episode, Dan Rudman and I define evangelism and explain the theological motivations for why we need to do it. While answering the "why" of evangelism the inevitably answer the "how" of salvation.

In this episode we take a look at a few passages in Scripture that show God's sovereignty in giving us what we have and making us who we are. Ultimately, we are creatures of God created to glorify God and steward his creation, including our own selfs. This reality leaves no room to look around at others and say "why don't I have that?"

Postmodernism shows its face clearly in the social justice movement. How has postmodernism entered our church through social justice? What is social justice? How do we defeat true injustice? All of these are questions we engage during this discussion.

What are the hallmark elements of postmodern thought? How is postmodernism a major assault on Christian truth? We answer those questions as well as how it relates to the issue of knowledge.

Currently, we find ourselves in postmodern times. Postmodernism is both a period of time and a dangerous ideology which plagues our culture and Church. In this episode, Dan Rudman and I discuss the history of postmodernism and its drift from modern thought.

In this podcast I interview my close friends Drew and Alyza Bade as they tell their story of evangelizing Mormon missionaries in Fargo, ND. We discuss some of the beliefs, problems, and history of the Mormon cult as well.