1. “Engage” in evangelism “you Really can do it!”

2. 9/18/2018
Basic Assumptions . . .
The ultimate purpose for the church is to glorify God.
Once a person is redeemed, his/her mission is to join Christ “on mission” to fulfill the Great Commission at any cost.
Therefore, the purpose of what we do in the church is to lead congregants to glorify God by ultimately joining Him “on mission” as willing multipliers (true disciple makers) of the gospel through boldly sharing Christ.

3. What is Evangelism is Not . . .
a Choice
Based on Your Personality
inviting people to church
a Spiritual Gift

4. The Three “V’s” of Evangelism
We must learn to be Vulnerable and honest
We must learn to be Visual
Finally – Ultimately, we must be Verbal with our faith

5. Learning to be Vulnerable

6. Boldly Telling Others about the Wonders of God in Your Life
Sharing Your Story
Boldly Telling Others about the Wonders of God in Your Life

7. Salvation Testimony
1. I have not always been a Christian. (Describe your life before becoming a Christian.)
2. I realized I needed Jesus and received Him into my life when…
3. The biggest change I have noticed in my life is…
4. May I share how something like this can happen to you?

8. Recovery Testimony 1. My life seemed normal until . . .
2. I discovered hope and help in Jesus when . .
3. I am glad I have a personal relationship with Jesus today because. . . 
4. May I share how something like this can happen to you?

9. Learning to be Visual

10. True or False . . .
For the most part, WE CHRISTIANS LIKE TO CREATE OUR OWN “SUB-CULTURES” WHERE WE ARE COMFORTABLE AND SEPARATE AND as a church, WE EXPECT THE LOST TO COME TO US ON OUR TERMS WHEN WE’RE READY FOR THEM.

11. THIS IS THE RESULT of that kind of approach . . .
“Pastor Your problem is that You think the Church is a movement of God to change the world while We believe the Church should be a community organization for Christians.” - Church Member, NC

12. We spend too much time with each other as Christians!
The Problem
We spend too much time with each other as Christians!

13. YOU FIRST HAVE TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE PEOPLE AROUND YOU BY FIGHTING INDIFFERENCE This begins by teaching a lifestyle of EMPATHY NOT JUST MERE SYMPATHY!!!

14. Why Servant Evangelism?

15. How to Begin Servant Evangelism Personally/Individually
Individually before corporately:
“Unless it first becomes a lifestyle that is practiced by the individuals in your church, it will certainly not take hold in a corporate setting.”

16. 1. Learn to Identify Needs
Walk with your eyes, heart, and ears wide open.
Intentionally Identify problems that the church can meet.
Jesus’ main concern was meeting the needs of others not his own.

17. 2. Go Where Needs Are Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! . . . Get the Point!
As Christians, we need to be willing to step out of our comfort zones and interact with cultures that might not be the same as ours.
Example: the woman at the well.
Regardless of your fears or the risks, be courageous and go where the needs are most apparent – start where you LIVE!!!

18. 3. Initiate a Plan
Develop a life that is characterized by evangelism/Real Discipleship.
We must initiate a plan to help meet that need. This is where Servant Evangelism comes in!
This step centers on doing intentional acts of kindness for other people, meeting their real needs, simply because they are loved by God and made in His image.

19. 4. Be Willing to Stay
In John 4, after Jesus had ministered to the people from Sychar, He stayed with them for two days.
We need to be willing to forge relationships with people in our spheres of influence.
They need to know that they are deeply loved by us and by god! Ultimately they need to see and hear the truth of the gospel!

20. Learning to be VERBAL

21. Story
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22. https://thestoryfilm.com/watch/en

27. TO DOWNLOAD THE FREE APP . . .
Go to Viewthestory.com Or go to the APP Store, Simply look for The Story

30. The 3 Circles Presentation

31. TO DOWNLOAD THE FREE APP . . .
Go to Lifeonmissionbook.com Or go to the APP Store, Simply look for Life Conversation Guide

32. “Engage” in evangelism “you Really can do it!”