Jesus commanded every generation of Christians to make disciples, yet much of the church has neglected evangelism as a normal Christian duty.
The Great Commission: The Failure to Follow Jesus’s Command
Faithful Servants, but God Gives the Growth — 1 Corinthians 3:5–9
1 Corinthians 3:5–9 teaches that Christians plant and water faithfully, while God gives the growth and Christ remains the only foundation.
Defending the Faith with Courage and Wisdom
Christians must defend biblical truth with courage, careful reasoning, Scriptural accuracy, gracious speech, and unwavering loyalty to Christ.
UASV’s Daily Devotional All Things Bible, Wednesday, August 12, 2026
Noah’s example in 2 Peter 2:5 shows how Christians can proclaim righteousness, obey Jehovah, and remain faithful in an ungodly world.
Why Every Christian Must Defend the Faith
Every Christian must be prepared to defend biblical truth with Scripture, sound reasoning, courage, gentleness, and accurate interpretation.
Putting Bible Study into Action: Engaging in Effective Evangelism
Bible study becomes active discipleship when sound exegesis equips Christians to explain Scripture clearly, answer objections, and make disciples.
Knowing When Not to Give God’s Word Away
Christians must proclaim God’s Word faithfully while discerning when hostility, mockery, and dishonest argument make withdrawal necessary.
Answering Skeptics and Critics Online
Answer skeptics online with biblical accuracy, careful reasoning, Christian gentleness, and a clear direction toward the gospel.
Preempting Objections Before They Arise
Preemptive apologetics removes predictable barriers so listeners can hear the biblical Gospel clearly, fairly, and without needless confusion.
How Modern Churches Should Reflect First-Century Christianity
Modern churches reflect first-century Christianity through biblical authority, qualified leadership, holy conduct, evangelism, and Christ-centered worship.
