Great Commission

How to Make Disciples and Disciple or Teach New Believers

The Great Commission, given as an imperative command by the Lord Jesus Christ, is to make disciples and disciple new believers, so how can we do that? What’s that look like? Disciples Forsake All (mostly) The Great Commission, given as an imperative command by the Lord Jesus Christ, is to make disciples and disciple new […]

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What Does Isaiah 6:8 Mean, “Here Am I, Send Me?”

by Jack Wellman

When the Lord asks who shall go for them, Isaiah quickly answers, “Here am I. Send me,” so what does this message mean to us today? Who Shall Go? When Isaiah “heard the voice of the Lord saying, “Whom shall I send, and who will go for us” (Isaiah 6:8a), it seems to imply that […]

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How Does Jesus Build His Church?

by Jack Wellman

Jesus said I will build My church, so how is Jesus still building His church today? First Century Church The Day of Pentecost was when we are introduced to the church (Acts 2:1-6) and we see what the early church was focused on in Acts 2:46-47 which says that they were “continuing daily with one […]

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How Technologies Like Faith Brush Can Make Your Church More Visible

by Jack Wellman

Churches are using technology more and more these days to reach the community and make the church more visible, like Faith Brush. Is this something your church should do? Technology and Faith Churches are using technology more and more these days to reach the community and make the church more visible, like Faith Brush. Is […]

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Taking Risks for the Will of God

by Jack Wellman

Church history is full of examples where men and women of God, knowing the will of God, risked their lives for the cause of God, so why are so few Christians willing to take risks for Christ today? The Silent Majority Church history is full of examples where men and women of God, knowing the […]

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Can Christians be Ashamed of the Gospel?

by Jack Wellman

The apostle Paul said that he was not ashamed of the gospel (Rom 1:16), but can Christians be ashamed of the gospel? If so, what does that mean? The Gospel The apostle Paul said that he was not ashamed of the gospel (Rom 1:16), but can Christians be ashamed of the gospel? If so, what […]

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What Was Paul’s Macedonian Call?

by Jack Wellman

What is the Macedonian Call? Is that a call that Christians will have too, except not in Macedonia? Saul’s Call Perhaps the reason that Jesus Himself had to directly intervene in the Apostle Paul’s life to call him as a missionary was probably because no human alive could have ever witnessed to him about Jesus […]

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5 Misconceptions That Make Christians Quiet About Their Faith

by Guest

There are a lot of misconceptions about why Christians are quiet about their faith; here are 5 of them. Misconceptions Christians are normally inclined, when amongst those without a faith, to be a bit reserved about discussing what they believe. There is definitely an overarching theme of reservation over faith and spreading around their belief. […]

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I’m Shy So How Can I Witness for Christ?

by Jack Wellman

How can a person that is painfully shy witness for Christ as bold as a lion? Gospel Power The gospel comes with its own power. In other words, there is power in the Gospel, because there is power in the Word. The Apostle Paul, in referring to the gospel, wrote, “For I am not ashamed […]

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