Evangelism

Coffee Shop Conversations:
Making the Most of Spiritual Small Talk
By Dale and Jonalyn Fincher (Zondervan, 2010)

“The way of Jesus is bigger than American culture, more intelligent, more historical, more meaningful, more nuanced, more beautiful, and more human. How can we help people see Jesus without thinking of Him as just another Christian? Most people don’t use the term Christian as a compliment. We can invite them to follow a real Jesus, a Jesus we know and can talk about from experience.” —Dale and Jonalyn Fincher, from the book

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Conquer Your Fear, Share Your Faith:
Evangelism Made Easy
By Ray Comfort and Kirk Cameron (Regal, 2009)

“When did you last reach out a hand to the lost? When did you last share the bloodied cross? When did you last preach Christ crucified for the sin of the world? I’m not asking if you can argue with an evolutionist or mop the floor with an atheist. I’m not asking about your exegesis, your hermeneutics or your presuppositional apologetics. I’m not asking about your good works or your worship. I’m asking if you, like Paul, have determined not to know anything among the ungodly except Jesus Christ and Him crucified (see 1 Cor. 2:2).” —Ray Comfort, from the book

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Evangelism Where You Live:
Engaging Your Community
By Stephen Pate and Gene Wilkes (Chalice, 2008)

"Pate and Wilkes sketch for us a useful, wise approach to evangelism that is at the same time missional and emerges out of a church's connection to its own community." —Scot McKnight, in the March/April 2010 issue of Outreach magazine

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Got Style?
Personality-based Evangelism
By Jeffrey A. Johnson (Judson, 2009)

“The early church experience, from which we glean each of our examples, existed in a multicultural world, but the Holy Spirit used people’s personalities. People were able to share the Good News according to how they were wired by God. Rather than compete with or contradict their efforts, their personality styles complemented their attempts to share the Gospel.” —Jeffrey A. Johnson, from the book

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Holy Ground:
Walking with Jesus as a Former Catholic
By Chris Castaldo (Zondervan, 2009)

“What we need to learn is how to gradually plant seeds of Gospel truth that help people incrementally move one step closer to Christ. Therefore, instead of defining evangelism strictly as a comprehensive presentation of the ‘full delmonte’ (everything there is to say about salvation) culminating in a Billy Graham-like invitation, we need to view the incremental efforts of seed planting, which we perform in the course of natural relationships, as not only a legitimate form of evangelism, but also a critical method among our Catholic loved ones.” —Chris Castaldo, from the book

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