Evangelism
These resources are designed to bring understanding and action to God’s call to proclaim the good news. Through writing and dialogue we can understand and live out this simple idea in a complex world.
Christians Aren’t Cannibals: The Biblical Story As Its Own Apologetic
the following are notes from an accompanied powerpoint presentation that was given to a number of campus staff
The assignment: to develop an apologetic for scripture.
First thought: Despair—nothing we say matters if we can’t say “come and see.” If our lives, our churches, our fellowships don’t embody good news, no apologetic will be effective enough, nor […]
How Can I Know God?
by Rev. Timothy Keller
What It Means To Know God
What is Christianity? Some say it is a philosophy, others say it is an ethical stance, while still […]
Creation-Fall-Redemption (CFR) Study
Linda Leon
developed fall 1995
This study was evangelistic in nature, and was used to identify the level of faith of freshman women students on my residence hall floor. Other purposes of the study were to help these women get to know each other better and to set the stage for longer-term relationships between me and these […]
Appreciative Inquiry Evangelism
Appreciative Inquiry - this article articulates how appreciative inquiry can be an effective evangelistic method
Emmanuel Apologetics: Incarnational Community Reaching a Postmodern Generation
Bob goes in-depth into the postmodern turn so that you are aware of the changes that have occurred, and then provides ideas so that your fellowship can be ready with an incarnational community that speaks into the postmodern culture.
Bob Robinson a Area Director for the CCO, Northern Ohio.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License
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