The world is not kind to the ignorant, and Christians need to be on their guards in order to avoid dangerous pitfalls in life.

Is it so bad to want people to like you? Maybe not, but when that desire consumes your time, or if you become obsessed with the likes and comments on your social media posts, you might have a problem.

In life, there are things that don’t fit perfectly well under other categories, so we create this folder called “Miscellaneous”. Oh that precious folder! Perhaps there are some things in Christianity that don’t fit well under the broader categories of doctrine or conversation. Yes, we're going to talk about the contents of the miscellaneous folder this week on Mike and Heather in the morning.

In life, there are things that don’t fit perfectly well under other categories, so we create this folder called “Miscellaneous”. Oh that precious folder! Perhaps there are some things in Christianity that don’t fit well under the broader categories of doctrine or conversation. Yes, we're going to talk about the contents of the miscellaneous folder this week on Mike and Heather in the morning.

In life, there are things that don’t fit perfectly well under other categories, so we create this folder called “Miscellaneous”. Oh that precious folder! Perhaps there are some things in Christianity that don’t fit well under the broader categories of doctrine or conversation. Yes, we're going to talk about the contents of the miscellaneous folder this week on Mike and Heather in the morning.

In life, there are things that don’t fit perfectly well under other categories, so we create this folder called “Miscellaneous”. Oh that precious folder! Perhaps there are some things in Christianity that don’t fit well under the broader categories of doctrine or conversation. Yes, we're going to talk about the contents of the miscellaneous folder this week on Mike and Heather in the morning.

Pastor Peter Sewakiryanga, Executive Director of Kyampisi Childcare Ministries shares his heart-wrenching, yet sacred work serving the families and victims of child sacrifice - an insidious practice that is plaguing Uganda. God is working, and Christians, we need to be praying!

One of the most powerful tools in personal evangelism is the testimony: the "God’s amazing grace" story of your life. If you are a believer, you have one. But how often do we share it? The apostle Paul, before an angry crowd and before a Roman ruler, used his testimony to tell the story of a great God.

A familiar character enters our conversation today. Monday we looked at Peter as he stood and gave an evangelistic sermon on the first day of this church age. He spoke primarily to Jews that day, and many days to follow, but something exciting for us non-Jews comes today. Yet, is the message the same for the gentile world?

Heather gave us the cliffs notes version of this account last week, but it’s definitely worth a bunch more time. God works to accomplish His purposes. We often don’t understand it, but we need to be ready, willing, and able. Cast directly into opportunity, today’s focus is on Phillip as the ambassador of Christ.

It was not uncommon for people in the book of Acts to share their faith in their defense before courts, councils, and kings. Might this be our future? Regardless, we can learn from those that have gone before us on how to share with others the most precious gift of life that comes only through Jesus Christ. Today we head to a council, where a man is wrongly on trial, the outcome: his death, his last words become eternal life for many.