Evangelize Like You’re a Sinner
Christians in exile aren’t meant simply to survive or retreat but to proclaim the gospel.
Shine Light Through Cracks in a Worldview
Books like ‘Morning After the Revolution’ are useful when they reveal the God-shaped hole in the human heart. If Christians are attentive, we’ll read books like this to help us communicate the gospel in a way that shines the light of grace through the cracks of a fractured worldview.
My Friend, Randy Newman (1956–2024)
Matt Lietzen remembers his friend Randy Newman, the author of many books on evangelism and apologetics.
Pastors: Be Unapologetic Apologists
‘The Pastor as Apologist’ speaks to an ever-relevant need for pastors and churches in the 21st century: to make churches centers of apologetic engagement and to equip pastors in the basics of apologetic skills.
Respond to Conflict like Francis Schaeffer
‘The Mark of the Christian’ is a brief book; you can read it in about an hour. Yet it may carry more weight today than at any time in the last half-century because it reminds us of the importance of loving our neighbor and being able to disagree well—vital skills in an increasingly polarized age.
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