Personal Evangelism Coaching

October 31, 2007

Yesterday, I met with fellow blogger Jimmy Kinnaird here in Atlanta to discuss personal evangelism.  We had a great meeting at Starbucks, and it was awesome putting a real face on a real person that I first met because of our blogging interest on personal evangelism.

An idea we kicked around is about an evangelism coaching group. 

It is a a group that meets somewhat regularly, for people who are passionate and excited about evangelism.  The group meeting has a simple structure to discuss questions of evangelism practice.  It’s meant to keep the personal evangelistic temperature high, and an accountability group to make sure we are doing personal evangelism.

Questions:

  1. What has Jesus done with you or for you since we last met? (Noticing the current activity of God).
  2. Who did you have a spiritual conversation with this week?

The follow-up questions are all to debrief a conversation

  1. How did you notice that it was time to have a spiritual conversation?
  2. How did it start?
  3. Where is that person’s spiritual thirst?
  4. What questions were raised?W
  5. What questions did you ask?
  6. In hindsight, what would you have done differently?
  7. What do you think is the persons next step spiritually?
  8. How can we pray for you in that endeavor?

By having a coaching group, we can continue to sharpen our skills in personal evangelism.

I’ve started an online version of this as an experiment.  Click to go to the post about the Evangelism Encounter Discussion Group.  It might work, might not, don’t know but thought we’d try.

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