Category: Living Out Your Faith

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A Philosophy of Evangelism, Part 2: The Results Belong to God

In this second part in our series on developing a biblically rooted philosophy of evangelism, Ken Boa emphasizes that the process of evangelism begins and ends with God. Also, we commit errors when we either (1) assume failure when conversion doesn’t come, or (2) take credit for someone’s conversion.

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A Philosophy of Evangelism, Part 1: An Agricultural Process

Developing a biblically rooted philosophy of evangelism can greatly enhance the effectiveness of outreach and evangelism ministries. In this first part, we explore how the evangelism endeavor can be compared to the agricultural process.

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The Beatitudes (Matthew 5:1–12)

Delivered to the disciples (Matthew 5:2), the Beatitudes were clearly intended for those who had given their allegiance to Christ. They do not show how one enters into a relationship with God, but describe the characteristics manifested by one who is born anew. All Christians are meant to

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Christmas Quotes

A few of Ken Boa’s favorite quotes in and outside the Bible about the season and meaning of Christmas.

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Biblical Hope in Times of Loss

Below are some Scriptures, plus links to other resources, that provide perspective and encouragement at times of loss. These verses are good texts for reading at funerals or at other times in the face of loss of various kinds. [divider style=”solid” color=”#cccccc” opacity=”1″ placement=”equal”] Watch a video of

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Biblical Anthropology and Economics

The biblical view of humans and their desires has significant implications for the realm of economics and financial decision making. In addition, the volatility of markets reflects and confirms the instability and double-mindedness of fallen human nature.

Practicing the Presence of God: Part 34

In this last session of his series on Practicing the Presence of God, Dr. Boa discusses the dynamic process of becoming in practice (by spiritual habits) who God has declared us to be. We can recalibrate our minds for a godly life by putting Scripture into practice.

Practicing the Presence of God: Part 31

Dr. Boa talks about our development in this soul-forming world as we are prepared for the next. In the meantime, we live as light amidst a crooked and perverse generation.