How to escape deception - a look at the Scriptures

Zac Poonen - How To Escape Deception

Pastors, Jostle Their Assurance

John Piper - Test Yourself: Football or Christ?




another similar video:
Video 1

What to do with a JW

When there's a knock at your door and someone holding a Bible and a Watchtower magazine... (each "Step" is a different link to a resource)

Step One: Open the door and greet them politely.


Step Two: Wait (they'll usually start off by reading something to you or asking you a question)


Step Three: Instead of having a doorstep-debate, tell them your a Christian and that you'd like to set up a weekly time to do Bible study with them. This way you are treating them with respect and giving them time to prepare. Also, you need to prepare.


Step Four: Meet with them, plead with them, and pray for them. Seek help preparing and remember that you're going into a battlefield where the enemy will be.

Other Helpful JW Links:
Jehovahs Witnesses & Col 1:15- Firstborn or First created
Jesus is God (Jehovah): A guy with a Bible explaining common verses that the JW twist
Open air preaching at a JW Convention

ChangeYourCampus.com talks with Paul Washer

Click here to listen to the Podcast (.mp3)


Also, keep an eye out for new and updated ministry links added occasionally

"Present Day Evangelism" by Arthur Pink

Arthur W. Pink, born in Great Britain in 1886, immigrated to the U.S. to study at Moody Bible Institute. He pastored churches in Colorado, California, Kentucky, and South Carolina before becoming an itinerant Bible teacher in 1919. He returned to his native land in 1934., taking up residence on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland, in 1940 and remaining there until his death twelve years later. Most of his works first appeared as articles in the monthly Studies in the Scriptures, published from 1922 to 1952. Click anywhere to view the article.

Texas Tech Evangelism Video!

It's finally online (thanks Toby)!




Thanks Tim, Blake, and FBC Lubbock Media Department!

"Entertained to Death"

A Youth Ministry Article:
Here is an article I just read that talks about how the majority of churches are doing youth ministry (but the principles could easily apply to college, and childrens ministries as well) and a healthy alternative.

Entertained to Death
The Case Against Entertainment in Youth Ministry
by Ken Moser

Ravi Zacharias

He is a Christian apologist (defender of the faith) and a prolific writer. Better yet, he was born in India. "Let My People Think" is Ravi's radio broadcast. This is a link to the archives. Pick one that looks interesting and be enlightened.

Here are some videos:
Ravi Zacharias at Penn State University Q & A_1


Ravi Zacharias at Penn State University Q & A_2


Ravi Zacharias at Penn State University Q & A_3

Football Church... a foot in the mouth

"Well, God loves football too. Actually, God cares about people and people love football." ... a quote to explain this "Pastor's" philosophy of ministry.

Read the full article


Questions I ask... Anything wrong here? If so, what? What about his philosophy? What about his interpretation of scripture/God's character?

Supplemental reading: "The Church Has Become a Circus... Literally"

Thanks Dorothy!