Evangelism is . . . I bet that if we had 100 people, we’d have one hundred definitions of evangelism. I recently heard one say to me “Evangelism is finding the Presbyterians in my neighborhood.” Well meaning perhaps, but that’s only an egg hunt for the right colored egg. Evangelism …Read the Rest
Press releases can be free publicity for your church as part of your marketing. Church press releases are remarkably simple …Read the Rest
“Where do you go to church?” inquires the barber cutting my hair. I’m sitting in the barber’s chair, getting the …Read the Rest
Prayer sensitizes us to subtle changes in the landscape of our circumstances. – Andy Stanley, Visioneering. Seeing the harvest field …Read the Rest
I’ve recently read Living Dangerously: Seven Keys to Intentional Discipleship by Shawn Anderson. If you are looking for some serious …Read the Rest
Want to grow your church attendance by 20% this year? I once coached a church that set that as their …Read the Rest
Jesus saw the crowds. He felt compassion for them. Because they were as sheep without a shepherd. Then Matthew adds: …Read the Rest
Jesus saw the crowds. Jesus felt compassion for the crowds. Matthew explains why. Chapter 9 verse 36: When he saw …Read the Rest
When Jesus saw the crowds, his heart broke. Matthew 9:36 reads When he saw the crowds, he had compassion on …Read the Rest
I’m brave enough to try and create a prayer guide for personal evangelism over the next 30 days. This will …Read the Rest
Do your church greeters realize that simply saying a hello on a Sunday morning can have long term consequences? Sometimes …Read the Rest
The number of Christian teenagers actively sharing their faith is declining. Believing teenagers were asked if they had attempted to …Read the Rest
A reader contacted me: “Pastor, our small church needs help organizing a Friends and Family day for the end of …Read the Rest
The first time I ever knowingly did evangelism is when I answered telephones for the Billy Graham Crusade. When Billy …Read the Rest
Over the weekend and upcoming days, I’ll be migrating to a new look and layout. With the upgrades to wordpress …Read the Rest
Check out this video (the volume on the final credit page gets really loud. . .. ) Video: [Thoughts of …Read the Rest
I’m doing some traveling this week, visiting churches in Richmond VA. Today’s guest post is from Gary Rohrmayer. I’ve re …Read the Rest
Can potential first time church visitors find out the information they need on your church website landing page? What do …Read the Rest
Just this past week, I picked up a copy of The Unexpected Adventure: Taking Everyday Risks to Talk with People …Read the Rest
This week, I’m on vacation. Today’s Guest post is “Top 10 Evangelism Mistakes, Number Five” from Shawn Anderson’s Living Dangerously blog. …Read the Rest
Today’s Guest Article is from Steve Fogg: Clear and Simple. He is a blogger from Australia, focused on communications and …Read the Rest
Now Samuel did not yet know the LORD : The word of the LORD had not yet been revealed to …Read the Rest
Wise church leaders will regularly evaluate their church hospitality program. Later this month, I will help two churches evaluate their …Read the Rest
Pastor Valcarcel’s short little book is his personal testimony of how he came to faith in Jesus and some of …Read the Rest
From surveying my readers, there are two major challenges to personal evangelism When is the right time to share my …Read the Rest
“Chris, how do we change the perceptions of personal evangelism in our congregation when our members seem hesitant to talk …Read the Rest
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