Steven Furtick blogs about not putting unnecessary burdens on ourselves while sharing the gospel. He calls it “Your 50%”. Essentially, Furtick calls us to remember that We are called to bear witness to our faith. God is responsible for calling people to respond in faith. The proclamation of the gospel message through word and deed …
We were stuck in spiritual blindness before Jesus set us free.
If it has been a long time since that moment, perhaps we've forgotten what that was like.
Today's prayer of gratitude is remembering our salvation and deliverance from darkness to light.
I found a book review on a book called Reimagining Evangelism: Inviting Friends on a Spiritual Journey. I knew that I need to put this on the reading list for me and quickly acquired it. If I was an evangelism professor at a school, this book would be required reading. No more sales pitch! Something …
I recently read the story of Naaman’s conversion that from 2 Kings chapter 5. The text itself is not about evangelism or evangelism practices. But in this short little story from 2 Kings 5, we can seven evangelism principles at work.
Found on a blog this morning, posted in the context of debates in Baptist groups about Reformed Theology. Since this was such a good summary from Dr. James Gaylon, I simply share it here It is with this hope that I provide an excerpt from J. I. Packer’s classic, Evangelism & the Sovereignty of God …
If proclamation and invitation is central to evangelism, what form does the proclamation take? In our series of conversion stories, we’ve seen Individual conversations that contextualize the gospel to the person being evangelized. Public addresses about Jesus. The actual content or sermon is not really given, but the focus is on the conversion. For today’s …
