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When faith meets tragedy, are we prepared to give account for our hope? Using the Mount Everest climbing analogy, this post explores how spiritual preparation determines whether we stand or fall when testing comes. Through the lens of D.L. Moody's approach and the recent Kerrville flood tragedy, discover the difference between tourist Christianity and mountaineer faith. Only one Guide knows the Way through life's deepest waters.

If you are a Christian, there's no question about your call to evangelism. D.L. Moody, the shoe salesman turned evangelist, shows us that the secret to successful soul-winning begins and ends with love. From door-knocking to nursing home Bible studies, discover practical ways to take your faith from the pew to the pavement. The fire that burned in Moody's heart wasn't theological training—it was the overwhelming reality that God loved him and wanted to reach a lost world thro

A simple interview question became a window into the soul of discipleship when Jonathan Roumie revealed his deepest heart: "How did I do? Did I get it close?" This is the question that transforms how we see our walk with Christ—from performance review to love conversation, from measuring up to being encircled by grace.

How many of us have perfectly reasonable excuses for not sharing the Gospel? D.L. Moody's Great Chicago Fire tragedy taught him that spiritual procrastination is literally deadly. These powerful Dwight L Moody quotes destroy our comfortable excuses: "Excuses are the cradle that Satan rocks men off to sleep in." His quotes point us to Christ's holy urgency. "Now is the accepted time."