Posts by
Denys Blackmore
Remembering persecuted Christians
Despite threats and extreme violence, the gospel of salvation is breaking through barriers everywhere. People in highly restricted nations are responding to the good news of Christ and turning to him in faith.
Thanksgiving as a way of life
Let’s always be thankful to the Lord whose great love endures forever. In the best of times and through the hardest days, he is with us.
A radical call to a radical cause
Let’s resolve to be witnesses of Christ and his gospel in a world of growing tensions, devastating wars, and hopelessness.
The Lord's Witnesses Matter
Witnesses pass along the unchanging message of God’s love and grace. Their character matters to the onlooker and has a lingering impact.
Good government is God’s idea
The apostle Paul urges Christians to pray for men and women who serve in government because governance matters. It’s a God given responsibility for the well-being, preservation, and flourishing of all people.
Paul’s prayer for us today
Paul’s prayer in Philippians is a strong word of encouragement to humbly seek and follow our God. He will complete the work he has begun in his people until the day of Christ.
Our Help... Our Hope
In turbulent times, it’s good to remind ourselves that our God is unchanging. He is our solid ground and constant Friend.
Remembering persecuted Christians
Christians who live in extremely high-risk nations are presenting the message of God’s redemptive love surrounded by hate and anger.
Giving thanks for a great harvest
In 78 years of global ministry, EHC workers have reached an incredible volume of homes and followed up more than 300 million positive responses to the gospel message, by the amazing grace of God.
The question that changed everything
Misinformation and disinformation bombard people of all ages today, but we are not without a guiding light. We have God’s eternal truth to guide our thoughts, emotions, and behaviour.
The advantage of gospel literature
Through the years we have referred to gospel literature as “paper missionaries” because they are instruments on a mission. They discretely cross borders and barriers, and effectively do what people aren’t allowed to do in many nations.
A plan to reach the multitudes
The gospel of Christ must reach billions of people. A strategy to systematically place this message in every home and every hand so it can reach people’s hearts is necessary.