Why don't Christians share the gospel with nonChristians? Here are five reasons based off an informal Facebook poll.
Did Paul teach a different gospel to Gentiles and Jews? Obviously not, but then, why was his ministry so different towards them?
What is wrong with the world? This isn't the way things are supposed to be. How do Christians explain what's wrong and why there's a reason for hope?
How do I share my testimony? It's an opportunity to point people to Jesus, not to tell your autobiography. What should be included in your testimony?
What were Jesus' ministry priorities? Jesus preached the gospel and made disciples... he modeled the Great Commission for the Church.
While it's too far to say "Jesus is the Proverbs 31 woman," it should be clear that we see Jesus through her description.
Does God have emotions or feelings? Does the Christian doctrine of impassibility claim God doesn't have emotions, and why does divine impassibility matter?
Many Christians struggle with assurance of their salvation and eternal destiny. What is the foundation of Christian assurance for heaven?
What does it mean for your words to be "seasoned with salt" or to be the "salt of the earth?" In short, Christians should talk in a way that preserve life.