Practical how-to advice for pastors, church planters, and ministry leaders on personal evangelism and church hospitality
Details February 21, 2009Christ Presbyterian Church2508 Dickens Road Richmond, VA7pm - 9pm Registration at 6:45ishAre you in the Richmond Virginia Area?We'll be doing a live workshop, hosted by Christ Presbyterian Church in the Near West end(2508 Dickens Road, Richmond … [Read more...]
Since this event has passed, read here about how to get the full 5 hour seminar on Audio CD to your home.Evangelism Seminar Description: Many people find personal evangelism scary.Some would rather clean a pig sty instead of talking about Jesus to their friends.Yet Jesus commands … [Read more...]
In the course of my consulting and speaking at evangelism training workshops, I've encountered many churches that have very active outreach and community service programs:After school tutoring Shut in or Prisoner Visitation Habitat for Humanity work projects Medical outreaches for the … [Read more...]
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 … [Read more...]
I wrote the following essay to a friend while I was traveling to a friend's funeral two years ago. It covers several points around what is evangelism. Is it more than four points and a prayer?I've edited it slightly for time references and removed some personal matters, but thought I'd share … [Read more...]
I've decided to repost some tips on keeping your evangelism passion hot. These were originally posted in Evangelism and Rising Tides, but are worth repeating. How does one keep the fires hot? Let me give you 15 right off the bat. It’s not a linear list and not exhaustive, but here … [Read more...]
We can't cause, create, nor bring results in evangelism.Evangelism is ultimately a spiritual activity, and the fruit (i.e., a disciple) of our work is truly God's doing.We can weep for the lost, or labor in prayer, but salvation is truly a gift from God.We can share our faith, engage in … [Read more...]
In some of our weekend Evangelism Training Seminars, we often build in a practical exercise in personal evangelism, a "lab time," where people can leave the retreat setting and venture out to do evangelism in the style that we teach.It is modeled after Phillip and the Ethiopian Eunuch.The … [Read more...]
Let's look at an “easy conversion,” that of the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts Chapter 8.This conversion was as simple as picking a ripe mango ready to fall from a tree.It's not so much about the Eunuch as it is about Phillip being God's tool to help the man come to faith. The fruit is … [Read more...]
To read prior parts:An Intercessor's Burden -- Getting worked up Cultural Connections -- From Athens to Machu PicchuThis 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 … [Read more...]
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