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“Evangelical” Isn’t a Political Label
Is it wrong to influence people toward a viewpoint that we believe aligns with biblical principles? Absolutely not! But what if our efforts to influence them are greater than our efforts to share the gospel with them? What if a watching world begins to equate our political views as the sum of Christianity?
6 Ways to Recognize a Nominal Christian: Signs and Sensitivity in Discerning Genuine Faith
Learn to identify the signs of a “nominal Christian”—someone who claims Christianity but lacks a genuine relationship with Jesus. Discover six key indicators, based on scripture, and understand how to approach this sensitive issue with humility, grace, and discernment, while sharing the gospel effectively.
Three Things NOT to Do When Leading a Child to Christ
Leading a child to Jesus is one of the highest privileges we have as believers. Not only does the child come to know the Lord, but they have their entire lives to serve Him.
10 Biblical Reasons Why Evangelism Should Be a High Priority in Your Center
The bottom line of EvanTell’s “Save the Mother, Save Her Child” initiative is to proclaim the gospel, specifically by training and equipping the staff and volunteers of PRCs to share the good news with confidence, clarity, and kindness.The main reason we focus on sharing the gospel is because Jesus commanded it.
“Let the Little Children Come to Me” — Why Sharing the Gospel with Children Matters
It’s common to think that evangelism was designed for Christian adults to reach other adults, but have you considered the opportunity God may be giving you to share the Gospel with a child in your life?
A Letter of Hope for Sinners and Saints
This blog contrasts sinners and saints, highlighting that everyone falls short of God’s standards, but faith in Christ brings forgiveness and redemption. It addresses the disappointment when Christian leaders fail, reminding readers to focus on Jesus, the unchanging source of hope and salvation. The article encourages prayer for church leaders and invites non-Christians to explore faith in Christ.
Criticizing the Messengers Can Impede the Message
This blog explores the importance of guarding our words and attitudes when discussing preachers, especially in front of non-Christians. Reflecting on a personal encounter, it offers practical principles for examining our motives, heart, and words to ensure we uplift rather than hinder others in their spiritual journey.
Get Good with Telling
Discover how a solo birthday dinner led to a profound reflection on sharing the gospel. Learn three key steps—knowing your why, getting training, and practicing—on how to confidently and effectively share your faith with others, inspired by a personal encounter with God’s grace.
Responding to Unbelievers Who Struggle as They Observe Fallen Church Leaders
Few things bother a non-Christian more than when a believer’s lips say one thing and his life says another. Witnessing to an unbeliever who has observed such a contradiction can be difficult. So how do you respond? Bearing several principles in mind can determine if that hypocritical believer becomes a barrier or a bridge to sharing the gospel.
Further Reading
Service: The Door to Evangelism
We often must ask ourselves the question, “What might I do that would demonstrate my desire to be like the Savior and bring many opportunities to share the gospel?” The answer is a one simple word. . .
Reaching Your City for Christ through Service
The fact that churches and cities are inseparable in Scripture lets us know that cities should be important to us as well. But where do we start when reaching our cities for Christ?
How to get Your Center Excited About Evangelism
How do we cultivate an environment of evangelism in our pregnancy centers and get those with whom we serve to be excited about it? Learn a few ideas how from Dr. Larry Moyer.
The Importance of Authenticity in an Age of Hypocrisy
If you share your faith on a regular basis, you have heard the following more than once, “Christians are hypocrites.” Some non-believers use that phrase to derail the conversation. However, that objection should also be a reminder to examine our lives. After all, I don’t want my hypocrisy to interfere with someone seeing Jesus.
Responding to “All Christians are Hypocrites” in Evangelism
“All Christians are Hypocrites” is a common accusation that is hard for many to respond to. You may want to jump straight to denial or to deflecting the question. However, that is not the best response when trying to evangelize to unbelievers. This blog offers some helpful guidance on how to respond to the accusations of hypocrisy.
How Can I Share the Gospel When I Feel Like a Hypocrite?
Learn how to share your faith authentically, even when grappling with personal struggles and feelings of hypocrisy in your Christian journey. Discover practical insights to navigate these challenges and effectively communicate the message of salvation with genuine sincerity.
Making the Gospel Relevant to Those Who Don’t Care
Discover effective strategies for sharing the gospel with individuals who seem indifferent to matters of faith. Learn how God can work in unexpected ways to draw people to Himself when we practice prayer and patience in our actions.
Evangelizing the Apathetic
In a world characterized by hyper-distractions and apathy towards the gospel, Christians face unique challenges in their evangelistic efforts. By recognizing that apathetic individuals still seek fulfillment, readers are encouraged to engage in meaningful conversations by discovering what brings joy and meaning to others’ lives.
The God Who Recommissions
Gain a fresh perspective on God’s patience, mercy, and the transformative power of obedience as you embrace your role in sharing the message of salvation with the world. Overcome common misconceptions of the Great Commision that hinder believers from sharing their faith.
Should Every Christian Evangelize?
Evangelism is a responsibility for all believers, regardless of their gifting or abilities. Explore how God enables and empowers every Christian to share their faith through encouragement and practical guidance so you can step out in confidence and obedience to the Great Commission.
The Great Commission: There’s More to it Than You Think
The profound message of the Great Commission is conveyed in Matthew 28:18-20. Let’s delve into the significance of evangelism, disciple-making, and the broader mission to reach all nations.
Reaching People from Other Religions
As our country becomes more diverse, more and more people from other religions are visiting Pregnancy Resource Centers. Obvious as it may...
What Makes the Church Special?
Whether you have experienced confusion or disappointment with the church or seek a deeper understanding of its true nature, this article shares the significance of the church being a community of believers rather than a physical structure.
How do I Explain the Bible to a New Believer?
Mining the wisdom and truth of Scripture is a lifelong endeavor. It’s an essential part of discipling new believers. Let’s cover a few basics so you have a plan that will help you guide others through their first steps into God’s Word.
Evangelism: The Missing Ingredient of Discipleship
There are some essential ingredients in following Christ but one particularly important ingredient of discipleship that is evangelism. Evangelism and discipleship are designed to work together. Regularly sharing our faith helps us grow in our faith.
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