The Improbable Math of the Gospel
Three chapters in Matthew communicate the essence of our faith and show us how to reach out with the gospel.
Tag: evangelism
Evangelism, Naturally—A Look Inside the Sept/Oct 2018 Issue
In This Issue “If you don’t have any friends who disagree with you, you are putting yourself in danger,” Ed Stetzer writes, encouraging intentional engagement. “Have you built a relationship with someone from a different political party, a different race, different ethnicity, different views on major issues in our culture? If the answer is no, … Continued
Why Not Evangelize a Church Into Existence?
Church planting can get bogged down in the details. Here are the fundamental principles we must not lose sight of.
3 Critical Keys to Telling Your Personal Story
If you had 3–5 minutes to tell someone your life story or testimony, what would you say? Here are critical keys to telling your story.
Am I the Kind of Person ‘Sinners’ Want to Be Around?
People are meant to be with God, and like Jesus, we should be a winsome presence in their lives, drawing them back to him.
What We Can Learn From the Street Corner Evangelist
We can debate the evangelistic effectiveness, but there are also helpful principles we can learn.
The Hundred Year Influence of Henrietta Mears
God used the simple obedience of Henrietta Mears to influence countless thousands of lives, and he can use you too.
How to Handle the ‘Scandalous’ Parts of the Bible
Instead of glossing over or explaining away the difficult parts of Scripture, what if we accepted that the truth is often messy?
5 Ways to Connect With Unchurched People
Looking for ways to talk about your faith with the unchurched and non-believers? Here are five simple ways.
What’s the Best Evangelism Strategy?
We can get hung up on all the approaches to evangelism and never do it. Sometimes the best approach is to just do it.