Anonymous
So what do you want to be when you grow up? You probably hear this question a lot, no doubt often from older people who don't know what else to ask a teen. Chances are you've thought about it at least a little. What's up for you after high school? College? What kind of career do you hope to pursue?
Lacey
It's encouraging to hear your excitement at the prospect of serving the Lord on the mission field. We're sure God rejoices to see that desire in your heart. It's also a strong indication of the maturity of your faith that you realize that your enthusiasm is not enough. You need God's direction. Even within the field of missions, there are hundreds of different ways to serve.
By Drew Hutcheson
I remember the first time I ever shared my faith. I was nervous; I was mumbling-I was probably more confused than the guy I was sharing with. We were in the driver's education car. I locked it and told him that he wasn't going anywhere. I've come a long way in my witnessing since then!
By Joy Allmond
There are many fears that plague Christians in terms of proclaiming the Truth of the Gospel: Rejection. Inability. Discomfort. But, what does the Word of God say about these things? Let's examine how hiding God's Word in our heart sets us free to go into all the World to proclaim this Truth.
By Ron Hutchcraft
There have been far too many times when I could have-when I should have-shared with someone what Jesus did on the cross for them. To my lasting shame, some have died without me telling them.
Chip Ingram
Our friend Pastor Chip has some advice about living totally for Jesus.
Jill
God's will is not a mystery that we cannot understand. God wants us to know it, and He gladly shows it to us. For example, we know from the Bible that God wants us to follow Jesus and accept His offer of salvation (Romans 1:16, Galatians 1:6) and eternal life (1 Timothy 6:12). He has also shown us that He wants us to belong especially to Himself (1 Corinthians 1:2).
minty
We can appreciate your love and dedication to the game of basketball throughout your high school career. Your struggle to understand the source of your recurring thoughts of quitting may seem overwhelming at times. It's good to know that you are so determined to do what's right.