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There are many impediments to witnessing (i.e., sharing your faith). Many of us are absolutely terrified. Beads of sweat begin to moisten our backs merely at the thought of evangelistic outreach. Sometimes we think it is better left to the professionals. They will say the right things; they will...

Though Carl reports that the arrival of a formal liturgy at the New Life Church in Colorado Springs is considered a surprise , if I remember John Owen correctly, he would probably be expecting it. I cannot recall the precise place (I may try to track it down, or someone might recall it - I vaguely...

I wonder if I might draw your attention to a series of volumes that ought to be known to church historians and historical theologians, and those who are interested in the same? The series is published by Reformation Heritage Books, and each volume so far has been compiled and introduced by James T...

Dr. Dan Wallace writes, "...we can see that it is crucial -- because it is an essential part of the gospel -- that race should never be a roadblock to the fullest fellowship that Christians can have. In 1963, Martin Luther King complained, "It is appalling that the most segregated hour of Christian...

Our brother discusses his new book Life in Christ: http://www.janetmefferdpremium.com/category/radio-show http://www.heritagebooks.org/life-in-christ-becoming-and-being-a-disciple-of-the-lord-jesus-christ

A little while ago, a friend wrote an article entitled " My Ministry is Harder Than Yours (and Other Lies We Tell) ." The author, Mez McConnell, is a pastor in Edinburgh and one of the architects of 20schemes , a ministry seeking to establish gospel churches in some of the poorest communities in...

Here, signs above the water fountains said, "For Colored Only." Certain parks, restaurants, and swimming pools prohibited all but its white guests. Distant past? No. As recently as 1960, ethnic integration on public transportation was still questionable. Home to the Manchester Slave Trail and...

Months ago when my wife was helping one of her patients (let's call her Sarah), Sarah said, "Those are my peoples ." My lovely wife, in somewhat of a frantic response said, "What?" Sarah said, "You know, my family." Somewhat down on herself my wife said, "Oh! I knew that. My husband says that." It...

I can assure you that ethnic/race issues will not be the only, perhaps even primary, area about which I write. (Take a deep breath). I am passionate about many other things (e.g., the gospel, my family, the church I pastor, working on my upcoming PhD dissertation). Nevertheless, I believe this is...

I detest Saturday conferences. I mean it; there are few things worse than slogging your guts out all week and getting to Friday and the horrible realisation dawns on you that you booked into that conference 4 months ago. You know that feeling of facing the prospect of dragging yourself there, where...