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Evangelism, Naturally—A Look Inside the Sept/Oct 2018 Issue

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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....
Church Planting

Why Not Evangelize a Church Into Existence?

Ed Stetzer -
Church planting can get bogged down in the details. Here are the fundamental principles we must not lose sight of.
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3 Critical Keys to Telling Your Personal Story

Phil Cooke -
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.
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Am I the Kind of Person ‘Sinners’ Want to Be Around?

Arron Chambers -
People are meant to be with God, and like Jesus, we should be a winsome presence in their lives, drawing them back to him.
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What We Can Learn From the Street Corner Evangelist

Laura Woodworth -
We can debate the evangelistic effectiveness, but there are also helpful principles we can learn.
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The Hundred Year Influence of Henrietta Mears

Matt Brown -
God used the simple obedience of Henrietta Mears to influence countless thousands of lives, and he can use you too.
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How to Handle the ‘Scandalous’ Parts of the Bible

Allan Bevere -
Instead of glossing over or explaining away the difficult parts of Scripture, what if we accepted that the truth is often messy?
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5 Ways to Connect With Unchurched People

Chuck Lawless -
Looking for ways to talk about your faith with the unchurched and non-believers? Here are five simple ways.
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