Greg Stier

When it comes to sharing the Gospel this time of year, how do you engage someone without enraging them? I’m going to give you one super-easy way to do just

When I was in middle school, Rodney was our neighborhood “Karate Kid.” Although he was only in high school, he held multiple black belts and could work nunchucks like nobody’s

Every evangelist faces a huge temptation. No, I’m not talking about sexual immorality or financial impropriety. Although these are dangerous temptations as well, there’s another that is just as perverse,

1. There are 1 billion teens across the globe. We need to take drastic action to allow every one of them to hear the Gospel from a friend. 2.  Teenagers

Are you ready? There are 1 billion teenagers in the world. If you were to place these teens in a single-file line chest to back, heel to toe, that line

As Jesus’s followers, we’re all called to share the Gospel and make disciples (Matthew 28:18-20). Unfortunately, that call intimidates many Christians, even those who’ve followed Jesus for many years. It

When teenagers share the good news of Jesus with their friends, teammates, and classmates, not only does the Gospel advance in others’ lives, but it also has a personal impact

When you’re a JetYou’re a Jet all the wayFrom your first cigaretteTo your last dyin’ day When you’re a JetIf the spit hits the fanYou got brothers aroundYou’re a family

I have good news and awful news. First, the awful news: The Devil hates you and has a horrible plan for your life. Satan is real. He has an army

I don’t know what it is about the University of Colorado that draws men of intense faith to coach its football team. It’s ironic because CU is a very secular

Over the past 32 years of full-time ministry—as a church planter, a youth guy, and the founder of a para-church organization—I’ve seen all sorts of youth leaders. Some are like