What happens to a person who never hears the gospel when they die?  Do they go to Heaven?  Do they go to Hell?  That question is being discussed in our Sunday School classes, pulpits, and in the local coffee shop more often than we may realize.  The troubling reality is evident by the wide variety of answers that are given to that question.  With an often watered down gospel message preached on the television and radio coupled with...

Facebook, Twitter, iPad, iPhone, .mp3, Youtube, and various other advances in technology have many heads in the church spinning!  Today’s rapid growth within the technology world has left us with the need to address the technology issue within the church.  Is it good or bad?  Should we embrace technology within our ministries or ignore it and remain focused on the former ways of doing ministry?  This is a really big issue that is...

“November 9-13, 2009, four bloggers will witness firsthand the ministry of Compassion International to the poor of El Salvador.”  Click here for more information.

“For centuries, missionaries have ventured to the farthest reaches of the globe to share the gospel.  Today, the new mission field is just a mouse click away.”  Click here for the full story.

“A recent study by the North American Mission Board (NAMB) and LifeWay Research found that 67 percent of Americans say a personal invitation from a family member would be effective in getting them to visit a church.” Click here to read the full article.