Last Sunday I published a blog post listing five observations regarding the KJV-only debate that so often surfaces in our world. The response has been huge and I have tried to answer each comment and question as best I could.
The King James Version is one of the big issues that regularly surfaces in my world. I talk about it with pastors and laymen alike and literally have friends who are all over the place in relation to where they stand! I have more than a few friends who are KJV-only, although I have to…
God will be with you, and that is why greater days of revival and missions and evangelism may yet be ahead. His presence is bigger than your generation’s problems.
while we are at it, we might as well raise some to be great leaders. Our world could certainly use some of those!
Happy Valentines Day to you. This is a day to celebrate relationships and to minister love.
Evangelism has taken me to churches and ministries in 47 states in 6 different countries in hundreds of different “camps.” You know what I mean by that right? Some “camps” are larger (the BBF, for instance) and some are really just a small group of like-minded folks who occasionally get together for encouragement and collaboration.…
When my kids (and others around me) are using an app on their phone, it doesn’t take much observation to see that many times they are also checking the text that just pinged, taking a quick glance at Instagram, and so forth.
Salvation really is based wholly on Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection and it really is available to all who will believe on Him.
“What does the Bible say” is often a better question than “What would Jesus do?”
As most of you know, I serve as both the President and a Staff Evangelist with the David Young Evangelistic Association. We are a Non-Profit Organization and have existed since 1994. For many years we were based out of Ohio and were closely connected to the ministry of the Newark Baptist Temple. The church considered…
While there is no promise that God will “heal America” in these verses, the rest of the passage is certainly true for every believer!
When someone hurts us in some way, they owe us because of that hurt. Forgiveness occurs when I realize that the one who hurt me can likely never pay the debt they owe.
Is it possible to say “thank you” too much? Perhaps, if my doing so becomes annoying in some way. However, for most of us, that is likely never an issue.
Victory is a wonderful word. It is an even better experience.
Accountability doesn’t solve everything, but it provides a way to address issues while they are minuscule and easily corrected. Having genuine conversations with trusted friends is not only a blessing, it is a wonderful help in this vital area.
Evangelist Dave Young 