LifeWay Research recently found nearly two-thirds of Protestant churchgoers say they’ve invited at least one person to visit their church in the past six months. To many evangelical believers, this is an encouraging discovery in a highly secularized culture where attending church is not as common or popular as in past years.
Church leaders may see inviting people to church is a powerful way to welcome unbelievers to learn more about the Christian faith and fellowship. However, Jimmy Scroggins, pastor of Family Church in West Palm Beach, Florida, says it’s imperative Christians view the act of inviting someone to church as just one method of outreach, not the equivalent of personally sharing the gospel. Read More
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