Living on Purpose: A burden for souls is the heart of evangelism
Everyone has their thoughts and interpretations when it comes to sharing the Gospel, but there's not a more terrifying word among the average Christian than evangelism.
Living on Purpose: What will be your wager about God’s existence?
God's offer for everyone to accept his salvation is the greatest gesture of compassion and grace the world has ever known.
Living on Purpose: What does having a pure heart mean to you?
Many are familiar with the Beatitudes, which are a section of a larger discourse spoken by Jesus in his earthly ministry.
Living on Purpose: Walking on bridges that human eyes cannot see
Soon after Jesus had resurrected, we find a beautiful account found in John chapter 20 that is a wonderful example of how much God loves us and desires to help us.
Living on Purpose: The broad or the narrow way are the only two options
Those who identify with following Jesus are usually satisfied with being comfortable and cozy in their religious styles. Let's just say that suffering for God is not on their bucket list.
Living on Purpose: God’s invitation is to the entire world
Kentucky is having amazingly warm weather for February and actually broke records the other day. My grass is turning green, and soon everything will be budding and we will be out mowing.
Living on Purpose: God is waiting to pour out his glory on us
Last week we talked about the recent revival in Wilmore Kentucky. Anytime there are 1,500 people in one place worshiping God around the clock, we know the Lord is stirring hearts.
Living on Purpose: It’s encouraging to see a hunger and thirst for God
There is a move of the Holy Spirit happening in Wilmore, Kentucky, where the small evangelical Asbury University is located.
Living on Purpose: Do we only follow God when we feel like it?
Have you ever wondered what is the purpose of television, games, movies and social media? Many will say it was created to entertain and inform us, but what we may not have noticed is that when we are constantly focused on these things, we are usually not listening to what God is saying.
Living on Purpose: Appreciating every day and every hour
I have a good friend who is seriously ill with late-stage cancer.