By Melissa Wuske Evangelism Tool Transcends Literacy Evangelists in Sierra Leone and other regions have a new tool: the Proclaimer. This battery operated audio player with speakers comes loaded with audio Bibles, music, sermons, and other Christian materials in the native language of a region. They allow the message to reach large groups, especially people […]
By Dr. Bill Patterson Beverly, a high school sophomore, had just given her life to the Lord. She dabbed at her cheeks. I asked, “Beverly, what do the tears mean?” She answered, “I’m so happy. That’s why I’m crying.” “Would you tell me about it?” I asked. “You don’t know my back-ground, but, well, […]
By Ben Merold I am in favor of most of the new approaches to evangelism. As our culture changes, we must learn to apply new methodology to remain effective. Many of the new methods have brought much needed change and I am not writing to criticize any new idea. However, some things should never change. […]
‘I later learned the term that went with my beliefs: pagan.’ —Steve Steve and Andrew are old high school friends with a lot in common. Both have a parent who is a college professor. Both went on to become doctors: Steve an M.D. and Andrew a D.Min. Steve has traveled the world in his role […]
By Todd Maurer Every year for the last seven years, a group from my church has journeyed to Ontario, Canada on a summer retreat. One of our favorite activities in that picturesque setting is fishing for walleye pike. Our retreat host is Dave Elberfeld, a friend and fellow church leader. Dave is passionate about fishing. […]
