In order to do the work of evangelism effectively, the church could use some tools.
Churches desire to make disciples and they want people to be actively sharing their faith and interacting with unchurched people. That's a good thing.
Many believers would like to be bold about witnessing for Christ, but there is often a disconnect between aspiration and action. Many Christians are aspirational witnessers—always feeling good about wanting to share Christ.
My experience is that many Christians can be helped along the way, and that getting them started helps them keep going.
As such, sometimes people need tools or resources that help them to be more evangelistically engaged. Evangelism is not an natural activity—it often needs prompting to grow within a person's life.
One way to do that is to provide them with tools and times of evangelism to help them engage in sharing the gospel. Last Monday, I shared about the times for strategic opportunities. Today, let me share about some tools. Keep reading
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