Evangelism Today

Personal Work In A Post-Modern World

Reading the Gospel of John Together

A powerful Gospel of John devotional written by League CEO, David J. Collum.
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The Power of Belief

As Jesus followers, we are UNDAUNTED. There is too much at stake to not go and share. There is too much opposition to go alone. Together, and by God’s grace, we press on.
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UNDAUNTED—To Share the Faith

As Jesus followers, we are UNDAUNTED. There is too much at stake to not go and share. There is too much opposition to go alone. Together, and by God’s grace, we press on.
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Christmas: Chaos and Hope

We are in the holiday season. It comes around every year, and every year we can be in different emotional places. Life happens. Life’s twists and turns, life’s chaos, does not take a holiday break. Yet upon reflection, Christmas, Chaos, and Hope go together.
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Pearl Harbor Day – Satan was Measuring Us – He Still Is

When evil takes center stage, we cannot pretend we do not see it. We therefore have a choice. Will we choose the strong and courageous response? Will we run towards the fire, not away? 
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5 Ways of Being Thankful Amid CHAOS and Family 

Even as followers of Christ, this season can be full of chaos. Here are some practical steps we can take to make the decision to be thankful.
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Sharing Your Faith – And Your Bible – Part 9

Part 9. We have come to the end this journey, a journey that we embarked on in order to be better prepared in answering questions when we share Jesus. The final blog in this series touches on how to respond when someone shares that they like Jesus, but not the Bible.  
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Sharing Your Faith – And Your Bible – Part 8

Part 8. We explore how we, as Bible believing people, engage with other people who are completely committed to beliefs that are antithetical to God’s Word.  
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Sharing Your Faith – And Your Bible – Part 7

Part 7. Today, people are busy with what they consider good things…work—play—family. As they go about their lives focusing on these things, they are also wondering what has happened to the morality of the past—and that is an opportunity for us to engage.
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