A Return to Promiscuous Evangelism
Ed Stetzer: "This might be the only time I’ll write about the benefits of being promiscuous."
Ed Stetzer: "This might be the only time I’ll write about the benefits of being promiscuous."
Ed Stetzer: "No one has the 'gift' of evangelism. However, everyone has the responsibility to evangelize!"
Ed Stetzer: "We must not value our cultural expressions of the past more than the people God has sent us to in the present."
Ed Stetzer: "Leadership was not something I naturally inherited; it was a skill and a practice I had to learn."
Ed Stetzer: "Keeping a church focused on evangelism is similar to running a marathon."
Ed Stetzer: "Some of the hardest people to reach are those who were once reached but are now unreached."
Ed Stetzer: "The message of the gospel is necessarily countercultural and offensive to the human heart."
Ed Stetzer: "Far too many Christians simply don’t know how to be a good gospel witness in the workplace."
Ed Stetzer: How do you plant churches in a secular society?
"It seems that every young pastor thinks it’s necessary to reinvent everything—in their mind, only they can do it the right way."