The Devil’s Lie
Would you think a blaspheming thief was a step from salvation? Or a persecuting Pharisee? Or your neighbor or relative? Maybe all of them!
ExploreHeaven: Based on Good Looks?
Jesus used stories, current events, stimulating questions, and object lessons to drive home the gospel message. What do you use? Here’s a good example of being winsome so you can win some.
Explore“I Was There”
Two lessons I learned from D.L. Moody's first visit to England: Be all in and be all there.
Explore“You’ll NEVER Change!”
If you're a Christian, let me introduce you to one of your brothers. Tom was told he'd never change. He thought that was true—until he met Jesus.
ExploreJesus And The Tax Office
Jesus was an outcast, first rejected by His townsfolk and eventually by His nation. Maybe that's why He had a special place in His heart for the folks at the tax office.
ExploreIs This Man Your Brother?
If you're a believer, you have millions of spiritual siblings you haven't met yet. But you will! Next thing on God's schedule: the mother of all family reunions (see Gal 4:26).
ExploreThe Bible in the Trash
If you were trying to reach the heart of a garbage man who was seeking the Lord, where would hide a Bible for him to find? In the trash, of course!
ExploreDan Biggar — Far Better
It's better to be better than to be bigger. But it's ideal to be a Biggar that's better. Far better. Thanks for the memories, Dan!
ExploreThe Golden Lock of Hair
Touched by tragedy. Hugged by heaven. A recounting of one of Boyd Nicholson's most moving stories.
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