York Moore, who has the benefit of observing decades of evangelistic outreach, is equally bullish about the avenue TikTok evangelism for the gospel has opened. He says that we could be seeing the greatest evangelistic opportunity in American history.
Secularism has said that if we had more education, more science and better government, we’d have a good life. But the COVID pandemic showed us that science alone wasn’t enough to guarantee a good life. The War in Ukraine has shown us that education and good government aren’t enough either. As Sayers says, “It’s as if the tide of the gospel has gone so far out that the sheer weight of the gospel is going to come rushing back in.” This is not a threat to the gospel, but an opportunity. There is a vacuum out there that longs to be filled.
Discipleship will always lead the people of God outward on the mission Jesus is on, effectively connecting evangelism and discipleship.
Spreading the gospel in Nordic countries where people think they're already happy
“On the next Sabbath almost the whole city came together to hear the word of God” (Acts 13:44). Everybody showed up: all the seniors, all the young people, regardless of color and background. Almost the whole city came to hear Paul preach. And what did he say? What was Paul’s secret?
Our church was in need of a timely course correction, which we got when God refocused us on evangelism in two amazing ways.
"There is no need to see accountability questions as burdensome if we understand that God’s grace is our foundation."
No matter your credentials, there are only two things you need to do.
It started when they upwardly held the name of Jesus in high honor and continued when they inwardly rid themselves of their secret sins and outwardly spread the gospel to everyone around them, defining what is revival.
A significant number of churches have never invited a vocational evangelist to speak. Why not?
