Christians are called to be witnesses of Christ. This article considers three aspects related to sharing the gospel: the message of our witness, the messengers sent to witness, and the materials for our witness.

Every Christian is called to be a witness. However, witnessing for Christ can be a challenge at times. This article offers seven ways to help you in sharing your faith with others.

What did Paul mean when he said he was all things to all people? This article considers the challenge of the Christian witness today, in the face of unprecedented moral revolution. We are to bear witness to the gospel of Christ by holding on to all that the Bible instructs us to, and letting go of all that would undermine the truth of God's Word.

The author reminds believers that being a true disciple and witness of Jesus Christ is shown by the love that a believer has for his fellow believers in Christ (John 13:35; 1 John 2:9-11). The article also emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit in producing this love.

How do we remain in the world, but not of the world? How do we witness to the world, while also keeping our church pure from serious sin? Should the church as a whole engage in politics? This article is about the ministry of the church.

Looking at the gifts, interests and passions of each church member can be the key to identifying opportunities for witnessing. One must understand the community in which the church is situated as well as the gifts of church members in order to practice effective evangelism.

The goal of mission work is to create indigenous churches which become self-governing, self-propagating, and self-supporting.

This article is about the topic of evangelism. The author addresses the question of who is called to witness. This article also discusses how we are to witness; namely, with compassion, authenticity, and prayer.

Paul's final statement in Acts 26:29 is a remarkable example of Christian zeal and genuine Christian courtesy. You don't find anything abrasive, over-zealous, obnoxious or repugnant here.

Beginning with the biblical witness, Cathy Ross explores the character of hospitality. She shows how it can function as a powerful metaphor for mission. We are encouraged and enabled to reflect on the importance of shared meals and being at the margins, the need to see and respect the guest and stranger as other.

This article is about the local church and missions. This article looks at the missionary, but also at the witness of the normal Christian.