It may seem like a convenient time to scale back groups in your church, but the people in your congregation need to be connected with and involved in a small group.
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Christians Don’t Share Faith With Unchurched Friends
Most unchurched Americans say they have multiple Christian friends, but those friends haven’t shared with them how to become a Christian.
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7 Ways to Draw the Unchurched to Your Church
A study of unchurched Americans reveals some key insights into how churches can become more welcoming to those outside our walls.
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The Friendship Path to Faith: The Case of C. S. Lewis
C.S. Lewis might have remained a safe atheist except for the consistent faith and rational sense of his Christian friends who discussed God.
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Who Are ‘Evangelicals’ and Why Knowing That Matters for Your Church
Knowing the different ways “evangelical” can be defined, not only helps you read the news better, it helps you reach your community better.
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Highway to Hell: Why the Modern Emphasis on Justice Paves the Way for a Traditional Doctrine
The cultural focus on justice provides Christians an opportunity to discuss the true nature of hell and the gospel that provides an escape.
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