Churches can build bridges to their communities by meeting practical needs, building relationships and demonstrating the gospel. Efrem Smith shares how churches can engage culture and reach people with the good news of Jesus.
Sharonda Cooper shares practical ways to use Bible study as an evangelism tool, build bridges with nonbelievers and point people to Jesus through Scripture.
From childhood, J.R. Briggs has been fascinated by the power of a well-asked question. Now the founder of Kairos Partnerships and author of The Art of Asking Better Questions explains why Jesus asked over 300 questions but answered only a handful directly—and what that means for how we lead, disciple, and share our faith today.
Based on an informal survey of modern church leaders, here are the top nine ways congregations are shifting their outreach strategies to connect with their "Jerusalem" in a changing world.
When leadership feels heavy, it’s easy to lose sight of the good. These eight reminders will help you rediscover hope and the life-giving mission of the church.
Personal evangelism doesn’t have to be intimidating. Ed Stetzer offers ways Christians can become proactive witnesses for Christ.
Every Saturday church members divided up and spread out across Oakland, California, returning to a tried-and-true evangelism method of knocking on doors.
What we say about Jesus means very little apart from meaningful action that represents him well.
Make sure you are becoming a body of Jesus followers who love the lost and will sacrifice your wants and comfort for the sake of reaching people.
When God chooses to blow the wind of his Spirit, we should be ready. How do we set the sails?
