Articles by Dr. R.B. Ouellette

Personal Evangelism
There are those who would tell us that evangelism is a gift—some Christians may have it, and others do not. Yet neither Romans 12 or 1 Corinthians 12 list evangelism among the spiritual gifts. The office of the evangelist is mentioned in Ephesians 4, however, this is not a listing of spiritual gifts, but of gifted persons. The reason for the omission among the spiritual gifts is simple. God gave His command to every believer to preach the Gospel (Matthew 28:19–20). How can we personally and effectively share this Gospel?
The Pastor's Toolbox: Fruitful Follow-Up
While we all wish to give the Gospel to everyone we can, most of us are burdened to see more of our converts come to church. Here are a couple of simple thoughts that I’ve found helpful in this endeavor.
Many Ministries, Many Miracles
How God uses ordinary ministries to produce extraordinary results.
Equally Different
One of the greatest modern myths is that there are no essential differences between men and women. This is unbiblical, unreasonable, and dangerous to your marriage.
The Multitudes: How Jesus Reacts to the Crowd
Jesus shows a different response after a long and what we would consider successful day of ministry. The Scripture says in Matthew 9:36, “But when he saw the multitudes, he was moved with compassion on them, because they fainted, and were scattered abroad, as sheep having no shepherd.”
Truth Revealed
Why it takes two people to communicate the Bible
Accepting Imperfect People
People have a lot of problems. How do you show them the love of God without condoning their sin?
The Enemy of Self
The greatest enemy you face lies within yourself. You will never be able to please God unless you learn these three truths.
Through the Fire
Judah was in trouble. They were exiled to a strange country with a strange language, strange customs, and, most of all, no worship of the true God. They were slaves. They had no rights, and they were stuck for seventy years.
I Have No Man
Somewhere in your neighborhood a helpless person is waiting to be shown the love of Christ. Why should we reach those who have nothing to offer and no one to help them?