The attitude inspectors are on the job. Everyone who is still sifting evidence, everyone who is still quietly asking questions about God, everyone who has not yet made an iron-clad decision to live life based on knowingly false information is constantly looking for credible sources. Read More
I know that I have spent the better part of the last fifteen years running away from the label ”Bible Answer Man”. Our principle role in advancing the gospel should be exactly the opposite. I even at one point made up a rule to live by: Don’t answer questions; ask them. Read More
This is a six page guide on how to start and lead a small Bible reading group. “It’s a simple form that enables people to introduce their friends to the Scriptures” in a non-threatening way.
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It struck me that God has embedded the great truths of Scripture in the software of the heart, and that my role was to listen, ask questions and then relate Joe’s intuitive truth statements to the grand narrative of God in the Bible. Read More
Ten practical tips for leading friends in discovering the Bible for the first time. Read More
Learn how to develop a life pattern of an insider by praying and responding.
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Debbie Friley would challenge you to set aside everything else you’re reading and begin going through the Bible with your non-believing friends. Read More
At the Metro National Conference we introduced a special resource titled the San Antonio Case Study Video. It begins to address one of the most critical issues we face in the Metro Mission: What do we need to do to significantly increase our grass roots fruitfulness? Read More
Some years ago, a friend looked back on his years of sincerely trying to talk to his friends about the Gospel. He said he felt like he'd been throwing seed over a wall, hoping it would take root on the other side. Read More
Asking appropriate questions in an atmosphere of love, trust, and acceptance can provide avenues for deeper conversation. Read More