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Sharing the Gospel Cross-Culturally: You Don't Have to Be an Expert

Sharing the Gospel Cross-Culturally: You Don't Have to Be an Expert

As you enter a new culture or begin sharing the gospel with someone of a different religion, observe and listen to them. Learn what they actually believe, not just what the books say they believe. You can build bridges to the gospel without having to be an expert on their culture or religion.

Ministering in New Territory: The Shifting Nature of the American Suburb

Ministering in New Territory: The Shifting Nature of the American Suburb

For churches that find themselves in the suburbs, the rapidly changing demographics of these neighborhoods matter. It is no secret that the majority of evangelical churches are located in the suburbs of metropolitan areas. We must ask ourselves, however, if our churches are prepared to minister to new territory. Churches located on the same plot of ground where they started 3 or 4 decades ago may not have moved, but the communities around them have shifted.

Church Profiles: L.T. Chuong and A Seat at the Table Church

Church Profiles: L.T. Chuong and A Seat at the Table Church

In case you haven't heard, we love churches. We love those who have been partnering with us for many years as well as those who have just joined. To help you better know some of these churches and their leaders, we want to feature them here. Today, we meet L.T. Chuong, pastor of A Seat at the Table Church (ASATT), to hear about his conversion, bi-vocational ministry, and ASATT's vision to be a growing multiethnic and multigenerational church that can reach the unreached of the greater Houston area and beyond.