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Evangelism - A Study Guide - cover

Evangelism - A Study Guide

Riaan Engelbrecht

Publisher: Riaan Engelbrecht

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Summary

Evangelism has been discussed over and over, yet it still seems many Christians are not engaging in evangelising. It seems some think they are not called to evangelise, or not equipped or not trained.  The truth is, if we follow Jesus, then we are called to evangelise, which is nothing more than telling someone about Jesus. From the outset, evangelism is the work and duty of EVERY believer, thus any disciple of the Lord. It is the duty of any disciples to fulfil the Great Commission, which includes making disciples and sharing the Gospel. In Christianity, you can say evangelism is the commitment to or act of publicly preaching (ministry) of the Gospel with the intention of spreading the message and teachings of Jesus Christ.
Available since: 01/18/2023.

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