Outreach Leaders

The Myth of Self-Esteem

The conclusions of an in-depth analysis on self-esteem included the following: high self-esteem does not of itself earn children higher grades; it does not make people better at their jobs; humility, rather than self-regard, is a better predictor of who will make a successful leader.

How Anti-Missionary Laws Are Influencing the Evangelical Church in Russia

That which occurs today in Russia is not Christian revival but determined state support of Orthodoxy and discrimination against all other confessions.

How to Share the Gospel With an Atheist

Seasoned evangelist Greg Stier shares five great tips on sharing Jesus with those who don't believe.

Thoughts on Messy Relationships During the Holidays

While being “the most wonderful time of the year” for some, the holidays can be lonely, alienating, and isolating for others. Loneliness, alienation, and isolation often come from struggles related to family.

5 Characteristics of a Successful Communications Minister

I’ve noticed over time there are some characteristics that are universal to be a successful communication ministers. If a communication minister can master these characteristics, they will find that their work as a communication will flourish.

The Gospel Is For Christians, Too

Why is it so important for Christians to keep hearing the gospel? Paul tells us in Rom 1.16: …it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes… Yes, it is the power of God to save those outside the kingdom who are perishing.

Discipleship Is Not a Program

Discipleship is first of all relational; it requires time spent building in relationship, learning and growing and worshipping together. Generational connection has to be more than just someone who volunteers to teach a class or host a club once a week.

The Dark Side – Social Media Addiction

Twenty people or so in one place were all engaged with a screen rather than a human. Out of curiosity, I googled the phrase social media addiction.