Jesus’ words in Matthew 7:16 teach that true and false disciples are recognized by the doctrine, conduct, repentance, and obedience they produce.
How the “What Would Jesus Do?” Challenge Can Transform Your Church
The “What would Jesus do?” challenge transforms a church when Scripture, not sentiment, defines Christlike obedience.
What Soul Winning Really Looks Like
Soul winning is patient Bible instruction that leads real people to repentance, obedient faith, baptism, and lasting discipleship in Christ.
How the Conservative Church Has Always Viewed Inspiration
The conservative church receives Scripture as God-breathed, authoritative, inerrant, and centered on Christ’s sacrifice for sinners.
What the Bible Teaches About Revelation
The Bible reveals Jehovah’s truth, Christ’s sacrifice for sinners, and the authority of the inspired Word.
Five Examples of Topical Sermons
Five topical sermon examples show how Christians can witness, study, pray, live rightly, and defend the faith from Scripture.
Five Examples of Textual Sermons
Five model textual sermons showing how to preach, teach, evangelize, and defend the faith from Scripture with clarity and obedience.
How to Teach the Bible
A practical, Scripture-based guide for teaching the Bible faithfully, clearly, and courageously in the twenty-first century.
Why Are the Creative Days Best Understood as Periods of Time?
Genesis uses “day” flexibly, presents an extended seventh day, and describes six ordered periods of Jehovah’s creative activity.
Expository Teaching as the Primary Method
Expository teaching builds church health by submitting every sermon, lesson, and ministry to the meaning and authority of Scripture.

