Evangelism Weekly Archives

The church needs to do a lot of brainstorming about ways to alter our pronouncement of the good news to an audience involved in, pressured by, and...

Why can Starbucks saturate physical cravings, but the church cannot satisfy America's spiritual thirst? What are we missing?

While we rightly work at cultural restoration, we mustn’t forget the necessity of changing hearts and minds too.

In both the early and heavenly realms, Christ rules the believer’s activities, but in very different ways.

Mark Lutz, the author of UnPoverty, has written an eye-opening book for Compassion International's publishing arm. Mark shares jaw-dropping stories...

If you care about people and risk talking to the depressed, the doubting, the skeptical, the confused, and the angry, you will soon run into a...

We have to start looking at evangelism as less than a one-time, do or die opportunity and more of a journey.

If sharing the good news seems like a chore, you need to discover fresh passion for it. God's willing to give it to you...

People often won't be willing to listen to the Gospel message until you've first engaged them in spiritual conversations that prepare their hearts...

Believers share the hope that we have in Christ so others can know what God has done on our behalf. It is the natural order of things in...

While Facebook is a great place to stay closely connected with your best friends and family members, I would encourage you to add in a ministry...

What myths about Christian evangelism around the world have you heard? How have you been able to defend Christ and the Bible of false charges and...

There was an intriguing, but not unexpected, article on WikiHow titled “How to Avoid Uncomfortable Conversations about Religion.” But what if we...

However you choose to celebrate Christmas this year, put Christ at the center. The magi’s gifts honored the King. Yours can, too.

No matter how hard you work in ministry, you won’t be able to succeed unless you’re personally relying on Jesus.