Non-Christian Beliefs Mentioned in the Bible:  Roman Emperor Worship

June 18, 2019   |  

Introduction
The Imperial cult of ancient Rome was a religious cult that designated Roman emperors, and some of their family members, as deities. The concept itself emerged out of the Greek and Roman animistic traditions that existed during that time period. The cult was formulated in Rome during the early…
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Dialog: Why Do We Do What We Do?

May 14, 2019   |  

Recently we received this comment about one of our articles on the Market Ministries website (see the articles at: http://www.marketfaith.org/2018/04/update-on-the-way-international-and-its-offspring). We felt it deserved a thorough answer so we are reprinting his comments and our response in this installment of our newsletter. The Comment:
Whatever happened to “love your enemy”?…
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Non-Christian Beliefs Mentioned in the Bible: Judaizers

May 3, 2019   |  

Introduction
The word Judaizer comes from the Greek verb Judaize (Ioudaizein). This word is used only once in the Greek New Testament, in Galatians 2:14, when the apostle Paul publicly challenged Peter as he was attempting to influence Gentile converts to “judaize” (to live according to Jewish customs).…
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Is it Possible to Share an Effective Witness in Modern Society?

May 2, 2019   |  

Recently, LifeWay Research did a survey called the 2019 Discipleship Pathway Assessment. Part of that survey, conducted Jan. 14 – 29, was designed to gauge Christian evangelism efforts. What they found is that there is an overall excitement and eagerness among Christians about the idea of evangelism, However, “few…
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