There can be good and bad motivations for sharing the Gospel. As ambassadors of Christ we need to ensure that we have biblical motivations for proclaiming the Good News.
Ken BoaSeptember 16, 2019
Unlike other religions, Christianity reveals the Triune nature of our glorious God. This is mysterious in itself—but God goes even farther and draws us into this loving relationship with Himself.
Ken BoaSeptember 13, 2019
The miracle of feeding the multitude demonstrates Jesus' superiority to Moses. Moses gave the Israelites manna in the wilderness, yet they died. Jesus, as the bread of life, offers true abiding life.
Ken BoaSeptember 11, 2019
The agricultural imagery used in the Bible for the process of evangelism shows us that there are at least four stages: (1) Preparing the soil, (2) Sowing the Seed, (3) Cultivating the soil, and (4) Reaping the harvest. Stage four is the one many Christians tend to focus on, but we must remember that it is God who is responsible…
Ken BoaSeptember 9, 2019
Jesus brings peace to the world by showing favor on us and dying in our place.
Ken BoaSeptember 8, 2019
Are Faith and Science Compatible? (In Question)
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Does faith contradict science? Or can we love science and still have faith? This In Question event at GraceLife church addresses these questions and more.
Ken BoaSeptember 7, 2019
What does it mean to have life in Christ? How do you cultivate intimacy with the Lord? There are three aspects to having a relational spiritual life: (1) loving God completely, (2) loving yourself correctly, and (3) loving others compassionately. One cannot begin this process without first knowing who God is.
Ken BoaSeptember 6, 2019
In an amazing turn of events, God sovereignly guided the process to preserve Moses' life. It would be through Moses that God would deliver his people from bondage.
Ken BoaSeptember 4, 2019
Despite knowing the physical and spiritual anguish He would soon endure, Jesus was concerned only with the will of the Father. Unlike the first Adam who through his actions said to God "Not Your will but my will be done," Jesus prayed humbly to the Father "Not my will but Yours be done."
Ken BoaSeptember 1, 2019
