It’s okay to be wrong sometimes, and admitting we are wrong and changing our mind can lead to our personal growth, writes Aaron Johnstone.
I’d just settled into the plane for the five hour flight back home across this great brown land called Australia, and I was tired.
Many Christian denominations have upheld standards of “perfection” that create a fundamental misunderstanding of the gospel message.
When “living your own truth” rules the day, it can be difficult to share faith. How can we make Jesus seem attractive without being pushy?
When it comes to God there are some things we know and many things we don’t. This is why we need humility, writes Brian Harris.
Preaching the Gospel is dangerous if you’re not preaching the Gospel the right way. Here’s a way to tell if you’re on the right track.
Have you ever heard a preacher speaker express a view about God that made you think, “Well, that makes God sound petty and small”?
Kimberly grew up in a dangerous neighbourhood where drugs were sold and used daily. Living in such a volatile and toxic environment changed her.
The God who comes to you is not the God whom many people know. They mainly know the God to whom they have to come, writes Eliezer Gonzalez.
When David volunteered to take on Goliath the giant, he found that the armour was too big for him. So instead of physical armour, he took something better.
