Ever had an encounter with a chariot driver in the desert? Nope. Me neither. Not saying this encounter should be our model for evangelism. Just saying if you want to learn a thing or two {or seven} about evangelism, take it from Philip. 1. Make it a habit. Gospel-sharing was Philip’s life. He went from … More Crazy Amazing Chariot-in-the-Desert Encounters, Anyone?
One of the greatest hindrances to evangelism is the belief that evangelists must be educated. I’ve heard it a thousand times: “What if they ask me something I don’t know? I’ve never studied theology. Evangelism is not my thing. I’ll leave it to the guys who are trained to do it.” Wait a minute. We … More Can the Uneducated, Common Christian Evangelize?
Is the Bible really true? And is it the first truth we know to be true? Because if it’s true, and if we decide whether or not something else is true based on it, I’m pretty sure we would live differently. If we really believed the Bible to be true . . . We would … More If The Bible Were True
Now that I have your attention, let me explain. I am not questioning whether or not preaching should exist. Nor am I questioning whether or not I should preach, though it was once suggested to me by a Southern Baptist pastor and professor {he was joking, but I say it counts}. Having pondered the picture of preaching … More to preach or not to preach
A traditional Christian understanding of evangelism might involve the idea that one is sent to spread a message of hope to the lost. The good news of eternal life to the dying. To share of the saving mercy and grace of Jesus Christ available to all who believe, such that people will hear, and see, and … More unevangelism
Journey of the Word 