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Some commentators have remarked that Christians and non-Christians have one thing in common – they both hate evangelism!
Often this is because they have experienced ineffective forms of ‘evangelism’ that make the evangelist as well as the seeker feel awkward.
But it doesn’t have to be like that. When it comes to evangelism, there really are more ways than one. This book, written by J.John and
14 other evangelists, aims to illustrate that maxim.
Each chapter focuses on a particular type or method of evangelism, such as: evangelism through preaching, illustration, testimony, humour, worship, social action, signs and wonders, healing, and prayer; evangelism in an age of pluralism; people-sensitive evangelism;
1-2-1 evangelism; evangelism through the local church; evangelism that culturally connects; evangelism in the open air; evangelism in a cross-cultural context; evangelism and follow-up.
Evangelism isn’t about ramming our beliefs down reluctant people’s throats. It isn’t meant to be a special add-on extra activity that we occasionally do. It’s meant to be an entire way of life, both for the individual Christian and for the local church.
