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Most Popular Posts for 2007

Top 10 Posts on Evangelism 2007I’ll join the bandwagon of many of the blogs I read and reveal to you the Ten most popular posts based on pageviews during 2007.

  1. Conversion Stories in the NT: Phillip and the Ethiopian Eunuch (Part of the Conversion in the NT Series)
  2. Evangelism Oozing from our Pores (on motivations)
  3. Define Evangelism Series
  4. Take the Risk, Offer to pray (most commented)
  5. Hospitality Series
  6. How to welcome Visitors during Christmas
  7. I’d rather invite someone to a manure shoveling party.
  8. 10 Reasons to Use a Local Coffeeshop
  9. Beginning to share your faith.
  10. Evangelism Bookshelf: Unbinding the Gospel

From looking at my counters, it seems the two most popular search terms to find Evangelism Coach was “motivation for evangelism” and “define evangelism.”

But this data may be skewered since I didn’t know how to start search term counts in until much later.

Search terms do offer wonderful clues to what people are looking for at this site and provide suggestions for articles to write.

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Evangelism Workshop on Martha Reese’s Unbinding the Gospel

Martha Grace ReeseI attended Martha Reese’s workshop (author of Unbinding the Gospel: Real Life Evangelism (Real Life Evangelism Series) at the Evangelism Conference in Nashville.

I was going to do my own write up, but the Presbyterian News Service beat me to it.

You can read it here:

PC(USA) – Presbyterian News Service – The ‘E-word,’ God and the unchurched

Quote:

Reese, who interviewed 600-700 pastors, said key leaders in churches doing good evangelism are holding their members to a sharp focus on their growing relationships with Christ and sharing their faith with others.

“What the great churches are doing, that are really doing all different kinds of evangelism, they’re sharing their own faith stories,” Reese said.

“They’re saying to people ‘Let me pray for you.’”

What I appreciated about the workshop was that we had the chance to pray with other folks around the table.

We didn’t just stay strangers during the workshop, but instead got to pray with two or three others about God’s activity in their life and to pray together about some personal needs.

Reese constantly stressed that folks need to be comfortable talking about the activity of God in their life and then gave us the space to share with the person sitting next to us.

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