Lost Commission
Ron Ruse
It is imperative that the believer not lose track of the reason he/she exists on this earth.
The Church’s Outward Focus
Pastor Smith
Believers have responsibilities toward their brother and sister ‘neighbors’ within the body of Christ. What are their responsibilities to their neighbors outside the body?
A Cross-view of the Cradle
Pastor Hamilton
The reason we can possess and must show joy is that we who were alienated from God are forgiven and restored to Him by Christ.
The Problem of the Unreached
Keith Lewis
“What about those who never hear the gospel?” Often, those who are most alarmed by the implications of this question are unbelievers, and not us. In our evangelistic conversations, in our own private doubts, and in our personal mission, how do we answer this question?
The Problem of Rules
Keith Lewis
A fierce loyalty to personal freedom is a growing and defining trademark of Western secularism. We must consider the idolatry of personal freedom and the objections it brings against Christianity.
The Problem of Evil
Keith Lewis
Why do bad things happen to good people? In light of all the evil, how can God be both good and great? Why didn’t God stop evil when he had the chance?
The Gospel Goes Forward
Bob Ensminger
The apostle Paul teaches what the Gospel is, how to share it, and the compassion that flows from it.
The Threat of Nationalism to Missions
Pastor Hamilton
It isn’t wrong to love one’s country as a believer. It is wrong to love one’s country above God, and possibly fail to spread the gospel as a result.
What The Fall Showed
Pastor Hamilton
It is important for Christians to know and be able to defend the truth of what Genesis 1-3 says about God, Satan, and man.
Adjusting Our Appetite
Kevin Matthia
What do we hunger for as believers: the things of this world, or accomplishing the will of God? What about our appetites might need to be adjusted?
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