Many believers want to share their faith but are unsure where to start. This practical guide introduces a four place scale that helps you understand your comfort zone in spiritual conversations and choose one clear next step. Use it personally or with a group to grow in confidence and develop simple skills that make talking about faith more natural.
A church evangelism committee helps your congregation share its faith with confidence. Its purpose is to practice personal evangelism, train church members in conversational evangelism, and lead the church’s outreach efforts. Learn how this committee stays focused on evangelism rather than hospitality and discover three clear purpose areas to guide your team’s work.
Thanksgiving can create natural space for evangelistic conversations. Whether you are serving your community, hosting people who needed a place to go, or gathering with family, you can listen for spiritual thirst and share how Christ has been good to you. Here are four coaching steps to help you recognize and respond to those God-given moments.
Discover a clear, biblical definition of evangelism rooted in the Presbyterian tradition—joyfully sharing the good news of God’s sovereign love. Learn how word, deed, and discipleship fit together as we invite others to faith, church life, and service.
Wearing a logo makes you an ambassador for that name. Scripture says we represent Christ in the same way. Let's explores what it means to be an ambassador for Christ and how our everyday behavior can either reflect or hinder the gospel.
Pastors can lead congregational evangelism by shaping culture, not just programs. Learn how to model faith conversations, highlight testimonies, equip your team, launch series well, and plan intentional outreach rhythms.
Bill Easum observed that Small churches grow when pastors make time for real conversations outside the office. Discover how coffee-shop friendships and everyday walks can open doors for faith, shape an evangelistic culture, and invite the Holy Spirit to do the work only He can do.
A mother once asked if tracts still work in evangelism. Tracts can open conversations or close hearts depending on how we use them. Here’s how to use gospel tracts effectively as tools that invite dialogue, plant seeds of faith, and let God bring growth in His timing.
A friend invited me to tell the story of how I became a preacher of the gospel. It was not only the testimony to my conversion to following Christ, but how the sense of calling grew as I grew in my faith.
Do you have a friend who has a concept of God who will require them to pay for their actions after they die?
Each Christian has a personal story of how he/she came to know Jesus in a personal, life-changing way.
Check out these 8 steps to develop use your personal testimony.
When the widow found her lost coin, there was a celebration. When we lost something of value, we discovered what that joy feels like.
Jesus gives us three stories of the lost being found, emphasizing the joy in the Father's heart.
The lack of non-Christian friends will hinder your relational evangelism impact.
Yet you can be intentional in finding new relationships and discovering friendships to invest in. Check out these tools.
The gospel story is the one story that all Christians must master and know well.
When you learn one of these really well, you will remove a lot of fear in personal evangelism.
Use these 10 Devotional Questions for self-reflection on your personal evangelism habits.
These questions will help keep your passion for personal evangelism fueled up.
Think about what you’re passionate about.
Perhaps it’s CrossFit, or gardening, or water-skiing.
Do you have any trouble telling others about your passion?
I have no problem talking about my passions. Can evangelism be like this?
A default setting is one that we have so mastered, that it is second nature to use it.
A default setting enables us to explain a few points of the gospel clearly when its appropriate.
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 Training of the first disciples is very different than what we do today. Check out these 3 lessons
Your church can be used by God to lead people into a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Here are ideas for Evangelism Strategies to help you do that.
Evangelism without the potential for discipleship is incomplete. The evangelist needs a partner to make disciples.
When evangelism conversation starter questions are raised in the right time, the search for answers can move a person forward in their journey to faith in giant leaps.
Evangelism is cooperating with the work of the Holy Spirit to share the good news to those who are ready to listen.
Even so, we are prone to making evangelism mistakes. Do you avoid any of these evangelism mistakes?
Have you seen an evangelistic moment (a potential divine appointment) develop suddenly in a conversation and found yourself not yet ready to share the gospel?
Learn two tips from Philip (Acts 8) to be ready
