Greg Stier
Greg Stier is the Founder and President of Dare 2 Share Ministries International. He has impacted the lives of tens of thousands of Christian teenagers through Dare 2 Share events, motivating and mobilizing them to reach their generation for Christ. He is the author of eleven books and numerous resources, including Dare 2 Share: A Field Guide for Sharing Your Faith. For more information on Dare 2 Share and their upcoming conference tour and training resources, please visit www.dare2share.org.
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Gracephobia
Gracephobia is alive and well and it demonstrates itself in the adding of human effort as a pre-requisite to genuine conversion.
Read 'Old'
Read Spurgeon, Whitefield and Wesley. Read old sermons and old books from old dudes. Why? Because these guys weren\'t distracted by Tivo or Facebook or Twitter.
Is Your Church a Synagogue or a School of Tyrannus
Enough of depending on outreach meetings and evangelists to do the work for us! Let us turn our churches, youth groups, small groups
Moving from Meetings to Mission
\"Okay, I\'m done talking about evangelism. Now we are going to do it.\"
Dangerous Discipleship
Jesus knew that when the disciples were put in a position of danger that they would be forced to either trust in him or run and hide.
Caffeine, Strange Smells and Changed Lives
What\'s your flat tire? In other words what are your personal and ministry capacity challenges?
Obama, the Democrats and Homosexuals ... Oh My!
I\'m tired of holding my breath waiting for American evangelicals to realize that this country is not going to be converted to Christ politically.
Can You Hear Me Now?
"Daddy God doesn\'t talk to me. He is quiet. Why doesn\'t he talk to me with words?"
What Drove Jesus Should Drive Everything
Many youth leaders have been distracted from the original call of Christ to reach the lost by making disciples who make disciples.
The Death of Cheesy Christian Movies
You may think that I\'m going to go off on the upcoming To Save a Life movie as one of those Christian movies whose budget, cinematography standards, plot and acting have been, well, left behind. But I\'m not.