I recently picked up and reread my copy of They like Jesus, but not the Church by Dan Kimball, in reaction to a post I read this week at the Christian Manifesto. Kimball gears his book at those who want to get out of the Christian subculture and actually engage people in spiritual conversation. Most of …
Today, I’m participating in a blog book tour for The Rabbit and the Elephant: Why Small Is the New Big for Today’s Church Tony and Felicity Dale. Others have published their entry ahead of me (see below), and a few others will follow behind. The Rabbit and the Elephant A movement of house churches is …
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I truly believe that prayer opens conversational doors. One of the principles that I put forth in my Fear Free Evangelism Seminar is that when you pray, evangelism stuff happens. Conversations appear. You don’t have to force a conversation. Conversations about faith simply show up. The challenge is then how to listen to their spiritual …
Evangelism Training in the local church helps believers to better share their faith
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 spiritual conversation, listen …
To read prior parts: An Intercessor’s Burden — Getting worked up Cultural Connections — From Athens to Machu Picchu This 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 thirst is a way of describing a …
A few years ago, we had the privilege of backpacking in Peru, on the Inca Trail, to the old city of Machu Picchu. Along the way, we got to learn a lot about the Inca culture that built the city, and some of its beautiful architecture, likely from the 15th century AD (1450s or so).
