“Let us press on to know the Lord; whose appearing is as certain as the dawn; who will come to us like the showers, like the spring rains that give drink to the earth.” (Hosea 6:3, CEB)
Showing posts with label Witnessing Tools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Witnessing Tools. Show all posts
Monday, October 26, 2009
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
What's Your Favorite Witnessing Tool?


There are several "tools' out there to help when sharing our faith with others. There are some like the "Million Dollar Bill"from The Way of The Master Ministries. Our youth have had great success with these in the past. Our own DS, Dr. Mark Eckart, put together the Bible Baseball Cards pictured here. You can find some on the table in the church foyer. I often leave these with my card when doing hospital visitation, or with a tip at a restaurant. You can order these by contacting Dr. Mark at meckart@blueriver.net. These, or the "Million Dollar Bill" can simply be left as a tip, or used as a sedgeway into a deeper conversation. Do you have a favorite? Please let us know about it or how it worked for you in the comment box at the bottom of this post...God bless..keith 1 Cor 13
Friday, March 20, 2009
Check Out The New Wesley Study Bible
Mike Mullen and I were talking about how many Bibles we have. The "Admiral" and I collect different translations and types of Study Bibles. Also, there are endless translations and study tools available online. Vicky got me this one as a Birthday present. The study notes and comments fit right into discussions of holiness and Christian living that we have been discussing in Bro. Ron Knir's Adult Sunday School class. It also makes a great devotion Bible with the life application topics.
The descriptive link to Cokebury.com does not do this Bible justice. The binding is a supple leather-like covering with a ribbon marker inside. While it does not have a concordance, and is not listed as a study Bible, there are study notes similar to the NIV Study Note Bible, with references to Wesley and his works. The Life-Application and Wesleyan core thought inserts are excellent.
I know some would prefer the NKJV translation, but don't let the NRSV deter you from checking this out. I usually use the NASB, and found this to be a good translation, as I use several. When a student once asked Bible teacher Manfred George Goodsky what he would suggest as the best translation of the Bible, he replied,"The one you read." So far I don't see a "liberal slant" to this Bible. It is a great combination of a study and devotional Bible combined in one. It can also be ordered through the Vineyard Christian Bookstore (Evansville) and probably most others....keith 1 Cor 13
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