My Top 5 Books on Evangelism
The spiritual discipline of evangelism requires a faithful walk with the Lord, intentionality, understanding contexts, and connecting with people far from God.
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Piggly Wiggly Prayer Meeting
Kindness in a Piggly Wiggly Prayer Meeting can mean being friendly, giving generously, or showing empathy.
Everyday Evangelism: Practical Guide
It all starts with a simple prayer to bring someone along your path today with whom you can share through everyday evangelism.
Public Christianity in a Post-Christian World
Public Christianity in a post-Christian setting is scarier—and more fun—than you might imagine. Here are four books that will help guide you.
The Key to Breaking Down Emotional Barriers
People listen to people they trust. A person who has emotional barriers does not trust Christians in general, but that doesn’t mean they cannot come to trust you if you work to show yourself a trustworthy friend, family member, neighbor, or colleague.
It Starts With Just One
Church members were responsible for inviting their “one” to church where a banquet was held and an invitation to join the church family was given. More than 40 people joined.
How Do You Prepare to Share Jesus?
Prepare your heart by preparing your mind, body and soul. Read the Word, remember the Word, recite the Word, and live out the Word to effectively prepare to share Jesus.
7 Tips for Asking Really Good Questions
When it comes to evangelism, if we can learn to ask good questions, I believe we will find it much easier to have helpful, more relaxed, and more fruitful conversations about our faith in Jesus.
John K. Jenkins Sr.: The Apostle Paul’s Secret to Preaching
“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?
It Starts With Just One
Church members were responsible for inviting their “one” to church where a banquet was held and an invitation to join the church family was given. More than 40 people joined.