Personal Evangelism and Witnessing

In terms of personal evangelism, are there any 'mission fields' which may seem more challenging than others, (i.e. home, neighborhood, workplace, etc.)?  If so, what makes this mission field so challenging in particular?


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Sequential Evangelism and Witnessing

How do we reconcile our mandate which is to teach others to seek first the kingdom and his righteousness and all of these things shall be added with the need to meet people's needs first before we bombard them with Christ?

Should the message of Matt 25:35-40 be part of a fixed church strategy?

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Evangelism and Witnessing as a Lifestyle

What are you saying when you're not saying anything?  Review this week's Sabbath School lesson and share your thoughts by posting a comment.  Fellowship Study happens at Kanisa Fellowship this Saturday at 12:15 p.m.  See you there!

Spiritual Gifts for Evangelism & Witnessing

Are spiritual gifts given to us when we receive Christ, or are they cultivated through our walk with God? What is the difference between a spiritual gift and a natural ability?


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Evangelism and Witnessing - Every Member Ministry

Evangelism strategies are often aimed at those who are impoverished or experiencing personal or social difficulty.  Is there room to minister to those who are socially prosperous?  Is there evidence that Jesus ministered to those who were considered successful?  If so, were there any benefits to this strategy?

The Promise of His Return

What are the unintended implications of a life/church ministry based solely on the Second Coming?

The Promise of Prayer

Technology is a wonderful thing.  The "information highway" is now literally at your finger tips. Generation "Plugged In" refers to those of us who regularly multi-task with several electronic devices. Social experts also say we're less able to communicate, emotionally disconnected, impatient, expect instant gratification, and wrapped up in self. Characteristics not in line with prayer.  How can we revitalize prayer?  Is it even possible?