Door to door evangelism is just one of many methods of sharing the gospel. It is a valuable approach to communicate to your neighborhood that your church cares for them, as well as helpful to reach the homebound. Give it your best effort and allow God to work through you as you go from one door to the next.
With so many unaffiliated and adherents of non-Christian faith traditions, we see the United States the way Jesus describes the world in John 4:35: It Is White for Harvest!!
I only know 3 things about the man who changed my life forever. Sidney McCluer was shy, he was soft-spoken, and he shared the Gospel.
Recently, the Caskey Center for Church Excellence reported that our students have engaged in over 60,000 gospel conversations since August, 2014.
Pastors should understand the community and culture in which they live, and research is a helpful tool to acquire the proper understanding.
We follow a God who didn’t hide. He revealed Himself to the world. And, our deliverer came seeking to save the lost. We as His people need to stop hiding. We need to follow Him in the mission of seeking.
Whatever approach to mentoring you take, make sure you spend plenty of time praying together, studying the Bible, and sharing the Gospel.