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There is nothing quite so straightforward and yet so complicated as the task of evangelism. Evangelism is our call to share our faith with our neighbors, be it as small as a one-on-one talk with a co-worker or as large as a Billy Graham Crusade. Evangelicals tend to differentiate between “missions” and “evangelism” primarily by location (missions is abroad, whereas evangelism stays close to home), but the end goal is the same: to be Jesus Christ’s witnesses to all people.
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David French checks in on a potpourri of important subjects.
“We want to make a space where people can scratch an itch about the weird stuff they’ve encountered, but our heart for this is for people to encounter God.”
The Russell Moore Show
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In Sweden, a church continues to advocate evangelism of Muslims, despite criticism from all sides.
Couples involved in student ministries are welcoming young people into their homes and lives.
Native church planters are preaching, evangelizing, and discipling in places foreign missionaries are struggling to reach.
Christian leaders can meet our desire for authenticity and stability with a message of Christ’s holiness and grace.
“We must avoid both excessive fear and uncritical sentimentalism of Shinto,” evangelical scholar Yoichi Yamaguchi argues.
Michelle Stephens of Silicon Valley evangelism organization ACTS 17 talks caviar bumps, Peter Thiel, and Christianity.