Friday Finds
How can pastors find time to do evangelism? The simple answer — be intentional in doing personal evangelism
The New York Times reports of a multi-cultural church transformation in Georgia. This story is about a church that knew it had to change to meet the needs of the growing multi-national community around it. The church culture had to change, but the gospel didn’t.
Exposing five popular myths about evangelism. I like the last line: Evangelism methods never used never work. So go out and do something to let people know about Jesus
Do you ever wonder how you can pray for your friends who don’t know Christ? Here is a simple acronym to pray through: HEART.
Christianity today does an article on church planting and evangelism. “Church planting actually involves quite different strategies for evangelism: immigrant, missional, and attractional, for a start.”
Sally Morganthaler, author of Worship Evangelism, has changed her mind about the connection between worship and Evangelism.
This is a major shift in her thinking that has led her to a deep personal cost: dismantling her teaching ministry and website. I had high regards for her book, but also agree with her evaluation as to what has become of “worship driven” churches.
She writes: “For all the money, time, and effort we’ve spent on cultural relevance—and that includes culturally relevant worship—it seems we came through the last 15 years with a significant net loss in churchgoers, proliferation of megachurches and all.”
Have a great weekend.
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