How the Babylonian Exile Informs Gen Z’s Evangelism

Mar 25, 2024 by

By Matthew Goldstine, TGC. Around 2,600 years ago, a domineering Babylonian army carried many defeated Jews into exile. Israel’s sin had piled up over the years, resulting in God removing his protection from them. But God didn’t leave...

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Maligning the missionaries

Mar 8, 2024 by

by Niall Gooch, Artillery Row: Should the Church of England regret the promotion of Christianity? In his fascinating 2015 book God Or Nothing, Cardinal Robert Sarah speaks warmly of a group of French missionary priests who established...

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The Most Pessimistic Religion in the World

Feb 17, 2024 by

By Jerry Riendeau, TGC. (Editor’s note: an elegantly simple presentation of foundational distinctions between Christianity and Islam as a basis for presenting the gospel)   “Christianity and Islam worship the same God and are...

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Evangelists, Let the Doctrine of Predestination Batter Your Heart

Jan 22, 2024 by

By Jenny Manley, TGC. (Editor’s note: The writer examines a difficult doctrine, and argues for its relevance in today’s church)   “What do we call the test?” Leslie Groves asked Robert Oppenheimer. “Batter my heart,...

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‘A Foretaste of Heaven’: Nearly 8,000 Choose to Follow Jesus During Egyptian Outreach

Dec 28, 2023 by

By Talia Wise, CBN. It’s been called the largest Christian event in Egypt’s history as more than 17,000 attended a Gospel crusade and more than 7,800 people made a decision to put their faith in Jesus Christ. Dr. Michael...

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Synod’s Alpha and Christianity Explored snub

Jul 11, 2023 by

by Julian Mann, Christian Today: The vote in July’s General Synod against an amendment affirming the Alpha and Christianity Explored courses in prisons showed a disturbing level of hostility towards the gospel message that...

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