Protestant-Catholic polemics sowed seeds that accelerated—albeit unevenly—an increasingly rationalistic view of the Faith.
Dr. Iorg encourages leaders to maintain integrity and to be ready to face the consequences if integrity is breached.
Missional living begins with faith and obedience. The call to follow Jesus gives every believer the privilege of participating in the Great Commission.
A woman who wants to invest her life primarily in her husband and children is a white supremacist? That’s quite a stretch.
The phrase “toxic masculinity” is tossed around indiscriminately to describe any negative behavior associated with men and often used to define manhood and denigrate men.
From the woman at the well (John 4), Dr. Iorg shows that God uses all kinds of Christians to reach all kinds of people with the gospel.
The Lord uses everyday Christians to bring people to Jesus.
No matter what people call it, evangelism will always be about communicating the gospel to unbelievers.
Dr. Iorg emphasizes the effectiveness of personal evangelism.
Recent Gateway alum John Varghese reflects on the Beyond Trip to Panama City this past spring break.
