The lesson from Peter is to remember your training so that you will survive all that this world tempts you to follow. We have been chosen by God, have been given eternal life freely through faith and the promise of a stunning inheritance which includes praise, glory and honor from the Lord Himself!

How does a person rejoice in the midst of trials? The Apostle Peter has some words of encouragement for us today as we all face disruptions in our lives. Moving with and through those disruptions will cause us to mature and even rejoice while in painful situations.

This series of blog posts comes from 1 Peter and how early followers of Jesus were encouraged to actively live the gospel in the midst of their lives being disrupted. We can learn much from Peter’s letter to people who were suffering.

I want to share with you a virus that will impact the world positively. If you will take on the challenge of this article, God promises you will see Him in action - He will draw people to Himself! Are you willing to take the challenge of the 10:2b virus?

There are no limits on how fast the gospel can spread through you. It doesn’t matter if you are a new believer or a seasoned saint, Jesus wants His good news to spread through your words everywhere you go.

The word for “make a defense” in 1 Peter 3:15 is apologia (from which we get apologetics). Apologia means ‘a verbal defense.’ The meaning can be refined to include an intelligent or well thought out response. A popular view is that apologetics starts with a sufficient religious education for refuting questions or accusations against Christianity. With this understanding of apologia, most believers will feel inadequate. How can ordinary believers ever know enough to deal with the many complex issues out there?

New believers in Thessalonica were able to impact their entire region after three weeks of learning from Paul. How did this new church make such a huge impact in their region with limited instructions? Read on to find three principles that can be practiced today.

How would you rate your level of competency in sharing the gospel of Jesus with not-yet-believers? Most believers do not think they are very competent…but, what do the Scriptures teach us about our level of competency? Give this article a read to learn the spiritual reality of just how competent you are!

Learning how to hear from God in evangelism is an art - but all believers have the God-given ability to do so. I have learned that practice and risk are what is needed so confidence will emerge. This article will share some of my experience in journeying forward to hear the voice of God.

Be challenged with some stimulating thoughts on how every believer can be a master gospel giver in their context.