Evangelicals For Life Conference exists to help evangelicals articulate a truly Christian doctrine on the dignity of all human life. You can find more information about the conference and a link to register here. Yesterday Planned Parenthood leadership announced that it would stop receiving “reimbursements” for the donation of fetal tissue taken from aborted babies. It was a curious declaration, one …

In this series, we’re walking through some common misconceptions about life after death. If you missed the first three posts why people don’t become angels, why hell isn’t the devil’s domain or playhouse, and that hell is not a place that stands outside and against the will of God, click on the links to look back. In fourth and final installment we’re looking at the …

In this series, we’re walking through some common misconceptions about life after death. If you missed the first two posts where we looked at why people don’t become angels and why hell isn’t the devil’s domain or playhouse, click on the links to look back. In this third installment we’re looking at the misconception that hell stands outside and against the will of God …

In this series, we’re walking through some common misconceptions about life after death. With the Bible placing such great emphasis on the afterlife, it’s important to correct our vision and bring it into line with what Scripture teaches. We should also fix views of eternity, because doing so will often help correct deficiencies in our understanding of the story of the gospel itself. Last …

What happens when we die? This question has plagued mankind since we ate of the fruit and were expelled from the Garden. I’m sure one of the first questions out of Adam’s mouth East of Eden was, “So we’re going to die…but then what?” Because, if there is one thing our immortal soul recognizes, it is that death is not …

This is the fourth and final post in a four-part series on the effectiveness of short-term mission trips. If you missed the first installments on when trips are unhelpful, you can find them here: part one / part two. If you’d like to read the first part of how trips are helpful, you can find that here. These insights are not mine, but …

This is the third post in a four-part series on the effectiveness of short-term mission trips. If you missed the first installments on when trips are unhelpful, you can find them here: part one / part two. I’m so thankful to be a part of a denomination where thousands of churches pool our resources to do Great Commission ministry together, and where many …

Below is the second installment of Instances When Short-Term Trips are Unhelpful. If you missed Part 1, check it out here. These insights are not mine, but rather have been given to me by full-time missionaries on the field who want to be a help to the churches. We offer this four-part series on the effectiveness of short-term mission trips for the …

I love the SBC because thousands of churches pool our resources to do more Great Commission ministry together than we can do apart. However, I’m also thankful so many churches recognize that the Great Commission is more than writing a check, sitting on the sidelines, and watching other people do mission work. These churches engage in several short-term mission trips …