How we think about God and our world is critical for living in the story He has for us. These articles by Ron Tewson will challenge you to consider and reconsider your understanding of God,  deepen your faith, and build your confidence.

Part 1: God’s Delivery System for reaching every person in every generation and culture for all time with the Gospel has always been MULTIPLICATION: each of His followers living as carriers and communicators of the Good News of Jesus in their everyday lives. But today we've adopted a system of ADDITION where everything falls to a few gifted specialists to do all the communicating. The result? From 50% to 70% of those living in America don't have a clear understanding of th

MADE for CONVERSATIONS is a pre-recorded Workshop designed for use in large groups, small groups, and individual learning. VISION: to move Christians' thinking of evangelism from something done by only a gifted few to a way of life experienced by all through God-ordained relationships and conversations. MISSION: to create an engaging Workshop to equip followers of Jesus to live confidently as conversational communicators of the Gospel in their everyday lives. CONTENT:

I’ve heard the narrative for years that most who come to faith in Jesus do so by the age of 20. One respected organization reports that unbelieving adults, 19 and over, have just a 6% probability of ever becoming Christians. This has led to a plethora of activity by churches and parachurch organizations to reach those in grade school through college before it’s too late. While this is good, it raises a question: with nearly 90% of all evangelistic training, resources, and eff

There’s something in all of us that wants to be right: to win! We’re competitive, and good-natured bantering can be great sport: Which team will win the Super Bowl? Who makes the best pizza? What is the best pickup truck? But when the emotion meter rises, we can find ourselves in an all-out argument that is more about winning than enjoying those we’re with. I’m sure we all know, by experience, that this can lead to hurt feelings and damaged relationships. When it comes to the

I was at a table with a few Christian guys the other day, and when the topic of engaging with non-Christians about Jesus came up, one of them said, “I never talk with anyone about Jesus: I’m a silent witness.” I’d heard that before, but this time it got me thinking. This idea of being a silent witness has become common among Christians, with the support coming from a statement attributed to St. Francis of Assisi in the 13th century: “Preach the gospel at all times. Use word

The core of every religion is that you “gotta do better” if you want God to like you. While doing better is good, the problem is that it's never good enough. Enter Jesus.