Four solid reasons to believe the extraordinary claims of the Christian faith.
Category: Sharing Faith
Doing God’s Mission, Jesus’ Way
the closer to Jesus' model we stick, the more authentic, fruitful and honouring to God we are. When the church, and mission agencies drift away from Jesus’ model, things start to go wrong.
Conversations that Count
I honestly believe it could radically change the depth and enjoyment of your conversations about God and the fruitfulness that comes from them. That is what I have found personally and that is my prayer for you.
Outreach in Inverness
One of the keys to sharing the gospel of Christ in Scotland and around the UK today, seems to be to take the message outside the walls of the church. Wherever we do events in coffee houses, pubs, restaurants, hotels, sports clubs, or other ‘neutral venues’, people who don’t yet believe in Jesus come and listen and engage.
Curry and Conversation
A great curry and conversation night near Glasgow shows how the church can engage people with the message of Jesus.
It’s Time To Go On The Offensive
Rather than battening down the hatches, therefore, we need to go on an evangelism offensive. The secular consensus is crumbling, and we must humbly make the most of every opportunity—in the dorm room, at the bus stop, or by the water cooler. But we need to raise our game.
THRIVE: The Gospel in the Workplace
Learning how to be open about your faith at work, and talking about Jesus without being fired!
Training Pastors in Edinburgh
If you are reading this, and you are a church leader/minister/pastor, one of the things we want to do at Solas is to be a practical, helpful resource to the church
Equip – Youth Apologetics with Scripture Union Scotland
One of the mistakes the church makes is that we ignore this age-group. We think all they need is pizza and videos, rather than realising that these guys really want to engage with serious issues and big questions
Is Evangelism Evil?
Almost Half of Practicing Christian Millennials Say Evangelism Is Wrong’. The implication seems to be that a whole generation of Christians see evangelism as a poisoned well, from which we are inviting people to drink.