Is John 3:16 the Gospel?
David Pawson writes: John 3:16 is often referred to as ‘the gospel in a nutshell’. I believe it is one of the most mistranslated verses in the Bible. Like most Christians I totally misunderstood the verse. So I am warning you now that I may spoil John 3:16 for you for the rest of your […]
Society’s Active Rejection of God
In his message “This Is How Our Society Is ACTIVELY Rejecting God,” Martyn Iles discusses society’s shift towards naturalistic secularism, leading to a suppression of God’s reality. He argues that modern culture has replaced divine reverence with a focus on identity, veering towards what he terms ‘woke paganism.’
WHAT JESUS WOULD DO: Having God’s heart for those in need
Why Does God Allow Suffering & Death?
In “Rogan Asks Ken Ham – Why God Allows So Much Suffering & Death,” Ken Ham links suffering and death to the Fall and original sin. He believes these were introduced by Adam and Eve’s disobedience, resulting in a cursed earth. Ham emphasizes Jesus as the redemptive answer to this inherited sin.
Dealing With Gift Projection in the Church
Often church leaders can project their own spiritual gift, urging everyone in the church to serve as they do. Yet God designed the church with different gifts—evangelists, shepherds, exhorters, servants, etc. Forcing uniformity creates frustration. Instead, leaders should release believers to serve in their unique callings, allowing the whole body to flourish in unity. Chapter […]
True God True Gospel
In ‘The True God and The True Gospel’, David Pawson challenges the common emphasis on God’s love, highlighting instead divine goodness and righteousness. He explains how the Bible focuses on God’s righteousness and goodness, and through the Cross and Resurrection, God offers His righteousness to those who repent.
Mobilising Soulwinners
“Mobilising Soulwinners” underscores the importance of recognizing that, while many in the church possess diverse gifts, they all collaborate to support those who evangelize. This approach stresses identifying evangelistic talents, devising supportive programs, and engaging everyone’s unique gifts to collectively advance the church’s mission of sharing the gospel. This is chapter 14 of Ken’s book […]
Six Syles of Evangelism – With a Test
Often misunderstood, evangelism isn’t one-size-fits-all. The Bible outlines six distinct styles, catering to diverse strengths and contexts. These include Direct, Intellectual, Testimonial, Relational, Invitational, and Service evangelism, each uniquely effective in communicating faith based on personal strengths and the specific needs of the audience.
Pentecostal Preachers Guide to Evangelism
The “Pentecostal Preachers Guide to Evangelism” provides comprehensive insights into effectively sharing the Gospel. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the Holy Spirit’s role in evangelism, utilizing personal testimonies, and fostering deep spiritual connections both personally and within the community to transform lives through Christ’s message.
Connecting Everything to a Soul
In his profound message titled “Connecting Everything to a Soul,” Ps. Wayne Cordeiro delves into the significance of forming meaningful connections with people. With wisdom and practical guidance, he emphasizes the importance of seeing individuals as valuable souls and offers insights on building genuine relationships that reflect Christ’s love and compassion.
Full Flame Prologue: Lost at Sea
From one heartbeat to the next, your pleasant, predictable pleasure cruise is plunged into the life and death urgency of a rescue at sea. In twelve breathtaking minutes, everything you thought you knew about yourself, your church, and your fundamental purpose is turned upside down! Comfortable detachment meets gripping reality. Lives, souls are at stake. […]
The Life-Saving Station
The Life-Saving Station parable describes a rescue facility that shifts focus from saving shipwreck victims to aesthetics and comfort due to growth and popularity, leading to divisions and ineffective rescues. This tale reflects how churches may lose sight of their core mission as they expand, emphasizing the need for continual alignment with their foundational purpose […]
