A moment with strangers
Have you ever been with a group of people and felt like you just needed to talk to that person over there?
A sense that God was pointing out that particular person?
Phillip (in the story of Phillip and the Ethiopian Eunuch) was prompted to “Go Stand next to THAT chariot.”  Of all the [...]

I truly believe that prayer opens doors.  One of the principles that I put forth in my Fear Free Evangelism Seminar  is that when you pray, stuff happens. 
Conversations appear.  You don’t have to force a conversation.  Conversations about faith simply show up. 
The challenge is then how to listen to their spiritual thirst and listen to [...]

Evangelism Training in the local church helps believers to better share their faith

In my previous conversation at the corner McDonald’s where I spent two hours discussing faith, the gospel, and the need for Jesus, my conversation partner brought up
Mathew 7: 13-14 “Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. But [...]

We know that God’s Spirit is at work in us as believers, training us, teaching us, and transforming us.
But, I also want to point out how the Holy Spirit prepares the way for evangelism to occur naturally.

Phillip and the Ethiopian
Consider Phillip and the Ethiopian Eunuch.  Clearly the Spirit of God was at work in the [...]

We go to a little Spanish community church.
We are the only North American family in the place (by American — they mean me, the English speaker).
God has used this little church in ways to allow me to experience some healing and growth in my life, even though Spanish is not in my native language.
The service [...]

To read prior parts:
An Intercessor’s Burden — Getting worked up
Cultural Connections — From Athens to Machu Picchu
This started as part of a conversation over at Evangelism Action, but will take much more than just a comment to tease out.
Spiritual Thirst propels a search
Spiritual thirst is a way of describing a person’s own search for God. [...]

A few years ago, we had the privelege of backpacking in Peru, on the Inca Trail, to the old city of Machu Picchu.
Along the way, we got to learn alot about the Inca culture that built the city, and some of its beautiful architecture, likely from the 15th century AD (1450s or so).
Like the apostle [...]