The Humble Part
Have you ever multitasked while watching a movie? Maybe you were working on a puzzle, scrolling Pinterest, playing a game, or having a side conversation.
Have you ever multitasked while watching a movie? Maybe you were working on a puzzle, scrolling Pinterest, playing a game, or having a side conversation.
During the COVID-19 lockdowns of 2020 and 2021, actor John Krasinski launched the Some Good News network with his family. From hosting an online prom
The most compelling way to share the good news is by sharing how the gospel changed your life. Just think of all the social media
The emotional and psychological chaos the disciples must have been experiencing can be illustrated visually with a couple scenes from the movie Inception (directed by
When a weary world receives good news, it rejoices. It pays attention and wants more. During the height of the global shutdown from the COVID-19
The new life given to Christians by God through Jesus Christ my not be best described as a ‘second chance’. Aaron Wilson illustrates this point
On August 14, 1945—“V-J Day”—the Japanese surrendered to the Allies, bringing an end to the costly and wrenching Second World War. Consequently, there was great
In 1917 (directed by Sam Mendes [Dreamworks Pictures, 2019]), two young soldiers are tasked by their commanding officer with delivering a message to another unit.
While someone may feel stuck, hopeless, and headed nowhere, the message of Jesus always changes lives. It doesn’t matter who the person is, where they
Have you ever been in a situation where you were left out and were hurt because you wanted to be included?
We can see all sorts of trends come and go. Whether it’s disco, Rubik’s cubes, or the “Baby Shark” song, we have all experienced
We may feel intimidated to share the gospel with others, but, really, we are all pretty seasoned evangelists—news sharers—in some way.
Have you noticed what people typically post on Facebook? Usually they are:
“Have you ever wondered what it feels like to have a love for the lost? This is a term we use as part of our