witnessing
Helpful Door-To-Door Soul Winning Guidelines
Helpful Door-To-Door Soul Winning Guidelines
And he called unto him the twelve, and began to send them forth by two and two; and gave them power over unclean spirits;” Mark 6:7
Why is it that very few true Christians go door-to-door to share their faith and yet the major cults (like the Jehovah’s Witnesses and Mormons) go out on a regular basis? It is true that the cults may think they are earning their salvation through their evangelism… Continue reading
Some Key Witnessing Questions
Some Key Witnessing Questions To Help You Earnestly Contend For The Faith
When a Christian goes out into the world to share their faith, it is helpful to be ready with some thought-provoking questions to start up a meaningful conversation about the Gospel of Jesus Christ. You don’t need to ask any of the specific questions below but you should ask questions that will prompt the person you are speaking to, to think about what they believe, why they… Continue reading
Unlearning Wrong Ideas About Evangelism
Unlearning Wrong Ideas About Evangelism
If you saw a blind man walking toward a 1,000 foot cliff, you would immediately:
- offer him your favorite Christian CD
- invite him to your house for a non-confrontational BBQ the following weekend
- suggest a more fulfilling place to walk
- warn him about the cliff
When Paul pleaded with the people on Mars Hill (Acts 17), he demonstrated his concern for them by:
- inviting them to a worship service in the upper room… Continue reading
Your Rights When Street Witnessing
Your Rights When Street Witnessing
Issue Date: September/October 1999
From “Battle Cry” magazine, Chick Publications, Inc.
Where do you stand with the law when you take the gospel to the streets? There is much confusion even in the minds of the authorities about witnessing rights in public.
The American Center For Law and Justice (ACLJ) on their web site at: www.aclj.org states, “When you give away gospel tracts in public places… streets, sidewalks, and parks – you are… Continue reading
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