by Hazel Jebaraj | May 17, 2022 | Christian Living, Evangelism Training
More than Words: The 80/20 Rule of Evangelism The Gospel changes everything. It brings dead things to life and brings hope to the hopeless. The Gospel changes everything. It brings dead things to life and brings hope to the hopeless. And in wanting others to share in...
by Ryan Dunleavy | May 14, 2022 | Christian Living, Encouragement, Evangelism Training
Five Marks of Conversational Evangelism As I once heard a preaching on James 3:1-12. I thought to myself, “I’d be better off not saying anything at all…” But in this prolific text, James is showing us the power of our tongues so that we would use our tongue well, not...
by Brock Anderson | May 11, 2022 | Christian Living, Encouragement, Evangelism Training, Personal Evangelism
How we Turned Evangelism from a Blessing into a Burden I want evangelism to be a blessing I look forward to, but it feels like a burden I feel pressured to accomplish. Is that how you feel? Well, I think you’re in the right place to make some headway in the direction...
by Brock Anderson | Jan 11, 2022 | Evangelism Training, Personal Evangelism
Authenticity: The Missing Ingredient in Evangelism Today Over the past 10 years, our culture has seen some drastic changes. In that same time, the way we relate to one another has changed as well. We communicate across more digital platforms than ever before, we have...
by Brock Anderson | Sep 20, 2021 | Evangelism Training, Theology
The Forgotten Motive for Evangelism Our motives for evangelism are changing as our culture is shifting – and not in a good way. Consider the question, “Why should you share your faith?” Today, you’re more likely to hear phrases like, “because my faith is important to...
by David Souther | Aug 31, 2021 | Evangelism Training
How to Gear Up for Gospel Conversations Noted for his extraordinary life of public service, British statesman Benjamin Disraeli gave the following advice, “the secret to success is to be ready when your opportunity comes.” In other words, “be prepared.” This is why...
