Evangelism was never meant to be a solo effort carried on weary shoulders, but thrives in community.
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Well Done
On March 6th, we celebrated the life of our beloved mentor, brother, pastor, and friend—Tony Didlo—right down the street from where he dedicated himself to the Freedom for Youth Promise House. Despite some challenges leading up to the event, everything came together beautifully that night, showcasing the strength of our community. Even though the weather... Continue Reading →
Turning Temptation Into Triumph
My wife and I don't watch television all that much except for our favorite shows like Last Man Standing for me, and The X-files for her. But the one thing we do watch together is New Jersey Devils ice hockey. Being from New Jersey, my father took me to many games along with his best... Continue Reading →
O Captain! My Captain!
Following the end of the American Civil War, the country was finally coming together after years of being torn apart by slavery and fighting between the North and South. The tremendous sacrifices made on both sides had instilled a longing for unity and progress among the populace, and as the dust settled, a collective desire... Continue Reading →
We All Have an Assignment
Right now in a world full of lies and hate, people are craving truth. They want to know what is real, and are tired of being lied to and fed "click-bait"; bombarded by ads and gimmicks diverting our attention to the things that don't matter. All we are consuming on our phones, the internet, and... Continue Reading →
The 4 M’s of Leadership Excellence
This morning's men's cross-trainers group featured an impactful speaker in honor of Veterans Day: Major Sean Quinlan, USMC Ret. As a seasoned warrior and leader, he has navigated some of the most formidable campaigns our nation has faced. Though his address lasted only an hour, it was rich with essential insights that men not only... Continue Reading →
The Most Troublesome Problem in the Church Today
It's difficult to narrow all of the evangelical church's problems into one significant problem because of the many diverse denominations, cultures, and theological emphasis. But from a broad, biblical perspective, many pastors and believers agree that one of the most pressing and troublesome issues in the church today is this: a loss of discipleship. One... Continue Reading →
Keeping a Bible Study from Being Hijacked
Bible studies are meant to be spaces where God's Word is honored, truth is pursued, and love is practiced (Ephesians 4:15). Unfortunately, sometimes discussions can be derailed by individuals with personal agendas, divisive teachings, or disruptive behavior. Here are biblical and practical ways to help keep a Bible study focused and protected from being hijacked.... Continue Reading →
Effective Training for Evangelism: The 7 “P”s
If you were to ask nearly any Christian why they hesitate to share the gospel or what holds them back from expressing their faith, you will undoubtedly receive one or all of these answers: The person will get mad or irritated at me Being laughed at Being asked a hard question and not knowing the... Continue Reading →
When Evangelism Efforts Are Disregarded
Sometime after the death of my father, I was helping my mother clean and stumbled upon a small, square bubble mailer addressed from me to my sister, Jenni. The package was open, but the contents looked as if they were untouched, and in order, which contained the entire sermon series of my former pastor, Wayne... Continue Reading →
Pens & Wrenches 