great commission

Yes, we are talking about evangelism, but I actually see training believers in this area as the heart of my calling: to make disciples.

Rick Warren joins the Stetzer ChurchLeaders Podcast to discuss his new book, “Created to Dream,” and why he is excited for his next season of ministry.

Christians, evangelicals included, seem to love evangelism, as long as someone else is doing it. It’s time for all of us to start preaching our good news again.

We love hearing about large numbers of people surrendering their lives to Jesus at packed conferences and Christian events. The trouble is that too often seems to be the end of our interest in the Great Commission.

Innocent people in remote parts of the world who’ve never heard the Gospel message won’t go to heaven, says missions-minded Pastor David Platt. That’s because “innocent” people “don’t exist.”

Small groups often focus on fellowship or discipleship—but don't forget about evangelism or being a small group on mission.

Each year, Outreach magazine releases a list of the largest and fastest-growing churches in the nation. Without exception, the churches always have great children's ministries.

Pastor Tim Wheeless of Cross Family Church in Colorado challenged the congregation to have 1,500 face-to-face gospel conversations.