It's been 1 year since COVID-19 forever changed what life would look like our country as well as the rest of the world. What this time has revealed to so many of us is our limitations as humans and our desperate need for rest and spiritual renewal.

Dr. Chuck Lawless and Dr. Keith Whitfield share some ways that they implement these important spiritual disciplines into their lives and how we as ministry and church leaders can recalibrate so that we can not only take care of ourselves better, but also those we love and are responsible for. 

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This week on the podcast, Dr. Keith Whitfield and Dr. Chuck Lawless discuss the subject of spiritual warfare and how the enemy manifests himself in the lives of everyday believers as well as leaders.

A few years ago, Chuck co-wrote a book with Bill Cook called Spiritual Warfare in the Storyline of Scripture: A Biblical, Theological, and Practical Approach which offers practical insights into some of Satan’s most common attacks on believers, and strategies for how we might stand against his onslaught. Through this book, they help you gain a more complete understanding of what the Bible teaches about spiritual warfare in order to live in victory, confident that Satan is an enemy who has already been defeated.   

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What if talking about your faith felt as natural as discussing your family, your work, or your hobbies? Evangelism doesn't have to be uncomfortable. You're under no pressure to prove anything. It really just amounts to having a conversation, and almost any context provides the opportunity for evangelism. You can spot these opportunities when you listen, because people talk about what's important to them. So think of evangelism as building a relationship with someone and intentionally planning to share Jesus as a part of everyday living. 

On this episode of the podcast, Dr. Chuck Lawless and Dr. Keith Whitfield interview Dr. D. Scott Hildreth about a book that he co-wrote with Steven A. McKinion called, "Sharing Jesus Without Freaking Out: Evangelism the Way You Were Born to Do It".

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