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Evangelism for the Fainthearted
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Résumé
Evangelism Transformation will be the greatest adventure of your life. Leading another person to Jesus can be the most thrilling experience you will ever have. These blogs can transform fainthearted believers into quiet, confident evangelists."Those who have insight will shine brightly like the brightness of the expanse of heaven, and those who lead the many to righteousness, like the stars forever and ever.
- Daniel 12:3Steps along the way to Transformation1. I want to help you remove the guilt that is often placed on us by those who push specific methods not suited for everyone. Every person has a unique personality. People who are good at evangelism, assume that their method - which is working for them - will work for everyone. We need to realize that "methods" are greatly overrated, like fame and fad diets.
These seldom transform a person.2. I also would like to show you that even good biblical theory can lead to more guilt when not accompanied by practice. Teaching that focuses on the need for evangelism and not on how to do it can be very discouraging.3. I'll reveal a couple of simple and easy ideas to guide you toward making your evangelistic efforts a natural part of your daily life. 4. I will surprise you with my suggestions for who you should witness to.
You will probably be thrilled with the easy tools and techniques that will guide you to discovering if someone is seeking God, even if they don't know it.5. I can also teach you how to guide a seeking, unsaved person to discover what they are looking for without being offensive or pushy.6. In Acts 18:4, Paul attempted to "reason, " and to "persuade" everybody, Jews and Greeks, of the truth of the gospel. Was Paul's example a command that all believer are required to follow? Could there be other 'methods' of leading people to the gospel? Does the Bible mandate Paul's methods? Did all the apostles "reason" and "persuade" people like Paul did?I think I can show you other approaches that do not require Paul's directness.7.
I won't use any guilt trips to help you develop the right attitude, and I will present you with assignments that will fit anybody's personality and daily schedule. Proficiency requires the right attitude and practice. I really want your feedback on this part of these blogs. Imagine leading your first person to faith in Jesus! Imagine remembering how scared you were when we began this journey together.
Now imagine showing another believer what you learned and how easy evangelism can be. The very first thing that Jesus told his brand-new disciples in Mark 1:17 was "Follow Me, and I will make you become fishers of men."Fishing! If you have never been fishing, that's fine. Evangelism transformation begins with looking at the photo and thinking, "If I just had the time."Let's Get Started!
- Daniel 12:3Steps along the way to Transformation1. I want to help you remove the guilt that is often placed on us by those who push specific methods not suited for everyone. Every person has a unique personality. People who are good at evangelism, assume that their method - which is working for them - will work for everyone. We need to realize that "methods" are greatly overrated, like fame and fad diets.
These seldom transform a person.2. I also would like to show you that even good biblical theory can lead to more guilt when not accompanied by practice. Teaching that focuses on the need for evangelism and not on how to do it can be very discouraging.3. I'll reveal a couple of simple and easy ideas to guide you toward making your evangelistic efforts a natural part of your daily life. 4. I will surprise you with my suggestions for who you should witness to.
You will probably be thrilled with the easy tools and techniques that will guide you to discovering if someone is seeking God, even if they don't know it.5. I can also teach you how to guide a seeking, unsaved person to discover what they are looking for without being offensive or pushy.6. In Acts 18:4, Paul attempted to "reason, " and to "persuade" everybody, Jews and Greeks, of the truth of the gospel. Was Paul's example a command that all believer are required to follow? Could there be other 'methods' of leading people to the gospel? Does the Bible mandate Paul's methods? Did all the apostles "reason" and "persuade" people like Paul did?I think I can show you other approaches that do not require Paul's directness.7.
I won't use any guilt trips to help you develop the right attitude, and I will present you with assignments that will fit anybody's personality and daily schedule. Proficiency requires the right attitude and practice. I really want your feedback on this part of these blogs. Imagine leading your first person to faith in Jesus! Imagine remembering how scared you were when we began this journey together.
Now imagine showing another believer what you learned and how easy evangelism can be. The very first thing that Jesus told his brand-new disciples in Mark 1:17 was "Follow Me, and I will make you become fishers of men."Fishing! If you have never been fishing, that's fine. Evangelism transformation begins with looking at the photo and thinking, "If I just had the time."Let's Get Started!
Evangelism Transformation will be the greatest adventure of your life. Leading another person to Jesus can be the most thrilling experience you will ever have. These blogs can transform fainthearted believers into quiet, confident evangelists."Those who have insight will shine brightly like the brightness of the expanse of heaven, and those who lead the many to righteousness, like the stars forever and ever.
- Daniel 12:3Steps along the way to Transformation1. I want to help you remove the guilt that is often placed on us by those who push specific methods not suited for everyone. Every person has a unique personality. People who are good at evangelism, assume that their method - which is working for them - will work for everyone. We need to realize that "methods" are greatly overrated, like fame and fad diets.
These seldom transform a person.2. I also would like to show you that even good biblical theory can lead to more guilt when not accompanied by practice. Teaching that focuses on the need for evangelism and not on how to do it can be very discouraging.3. I'll reveal a couple of simple and easy ideas to guide you toward making your evangelistic efforts a natural part of your daily life. 4. I will surprise you with my suggestions for who you should witness to.
You will probably be thrilled with the easy tools and techniques that will guide you to discovering if someone is seeking God, even if they don't know it.5. I can also teach you how to guide a seeking, unsaved person to discover what they are looking for without being offensive or pushy.6. In Acts 18:4, Paul attempted to "reason, " and to "persuade" everybody, Jews and Greeks, of the truth of the gospel. Was Paul's example a command that all believer are required to follow? Could there be other 'methods' of leading people to the gospel? Does the Bible mandate Paul's methods? Did all the apostles "reason" and "persuade" people like Paul did?I think I can show you other approaches that do not require Paul's directness.7.
I won't use any guilt trips to help you develop the right attitude, and I will present you with assignments that will fit anybody's personality and daily schedule. Proficiency requires the right attitude and practice. I really want your feedback on this part of these blogs. Imagine leading your first person to faith in Jesus! Imagine remembering how scared you were when we began this journey together.
Now imagine showing another believer what you learned and how easy evangelism can be. The very first thing that Jesus told his brand-new disciples in Mark 1:17 was "Follow Me, and I will make you become fishers of men."Fishing! If you have never been fishing, that's fine. Evangelism transformation begins with looking at the photo and thinking, "If I just had the time."Let's Get Started!
- Daniel 12:3Steps along the way to Transformation1. I want to help you remove the guilt that is often placed on us by those who push specific methods not suited for everyone. Every person has a unique personality. People who are good at evangelism, assume that their method - which is working for them - will work for everyone. We need to realize that "methods" are greatly overrated, like fame and fad diets.
These seldom transform a person.2. I also would like to show you that even good biblical theory can lead to more guilt when not accompanied by practice. Teaching that focuses on the need for evangelism and not on how to do it can be very discouraging.3. I'll reveal a couple of simple and easy ideas to guide you toward making your evangelistic efforts a natural part of your daily life. 4. I will surprise you with my suggestions for who you should witness to.
You will probably be thrilled with the easy tools and techniques that will guide you to discovering if someone is seeking God, even if they don't know it.5. I can also teach you how to guide a seeking, unsaved person to discover what they are looking for without being offensive or pushy.6. In Acts 18:4, Paul attempted to "reason, " and to "persuade" everybody, Jews and Greeks, of the truth of the gospel. Was Paul's example a command that all believer are required to follow? Could there be other 'methods' of leading people to the gospel? Does the Bible mandate Paul's methods? Did all the apostles "reason" and "persuade" people like Paul did?I think I can show you other approaches that do not require Paul's directness.7.
I won't use any guilt trips to help you develop the right attitude, and I will present you with assignments that will fit anybody's personality and daily schedule. Proficiency requires the right attitude and practice. I really want your feedback on this part of these blogs. Imagine leading your first person to faith in Jesus! Imagine remembering how scared you were when we began this journey together.
Now imagine showing another believer what you learned and how easy evangelism can be. The very first thing that Jesus told his brand-new disciples in Mark 1:17 was "Follow Me, and I will make you become fishers of men."Fishing! If you have never been fishing, that's fine. Evangelism transformation begins with looking at the photo and thinking, "If I just had the time."Let's Get Started!
