God — The Evangelist
We can't cause, create, nor bring results in evangelism.
Evangelism is ultimately a spiritual activity. The fruit (i.e., a disciple) of our evangelism work is truly God's doing.
We can't cause, create, nor bring results in evangelism.
Evangelism is ultimately a spiritual activity. The fruit (i.e., a disciple) of our evangelism work is truly God's doing.
Evangelism without the potential for discipleship is incomplete. The evangelist needs a partner to make disciples.
The Great Commission calls each of us to “Go and make disciples.” Your lifestyle plays a part in that process. Eventually, you’ll need to talk about your faith in Christ and share the gospel, but your lifestyle and your character will play a role in your witness. What areas of your character significantly impact another …
Recently on The Exchange, Rice Broocks joined Ed Stetzer to discuss the role of the evangelist in the church. Every pastor wants the church to grow. I want my own church to grow. However, I don’t want only Christians from other churches to be part of my church. I don’t want a local believer coming …
Darrell Davis points out how many conversations that Jesus had. Out of 132 contacts that Jesus had with people recorded in the New Testament, 6 were in the temple, 4 were in the synagogue, and 122 were out in the mainstream of life. (Adapted from Why Christians Sin, by J.K Johnson, Discovery House, 1992) As …
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The question for today: I know God called me as an evangelist. I have no personal evangelism plan and feel a need for one . I also like to know more how an evangelist lives his calling
Evangelism Training in the local church helps believers to better share their faith
I had the privilege this week of preaching at a church in Marietta Georgia. It was a church in the Pentecostal stream of the Body of Christ. It was ok with them my ordination is with the Presbyterian Church. I’m a Presbyterian that’s been “tampered with,” meaning I don’t fit a stereo-typical Presbyterian pastor.
Passion to be involved in personal evangelism will fade over time. How can you keep the passion high? Here are 15 strategies I use.
I was caught off guard. I was in class, describing my ideal job. I would be a full time evangelist, working with churches to implement evangelism programs, conduct live Evangelism Training Seminars and Workshops in a local church to keep evangelism fires hot, and conduct outreaches with the local church into a neighborhood. A student asked me: …
The basic premise of Reimagining Evangelism: Inviting Friends on a Spiritual Journey is that God is at work already in the lives of pre-Christians, and our job in evangelism is to participate in that work. The author uses the metaphor of being part of a “detective agency” to explain personal evangelism.