Sentences with phrase «effectiveness in evangelism»

Christian broadcasting may have some effects, but effectiveness in evangelism in its fullest sense is not one of them.

To prove effectiveness in evangelism by statistics is quite hard.

Not exact matches

In recent decades, ministries that are involved in crusade evangelism have tried to increase the long - term effectiveness of their efforts by engaging local churches and ministries to perform follow - up discipleship with those who come forward at a crusadIn recent decades, ministries that are involved in crusade evangelism have tried to increase the long - term effectiveness of their efforts by engaging local churches and ministries to perform follow - up discipleship with those who come forward at a crusadin crusade evangelism have tried to increase the long - term effectiveness of their efforts by engaging local churches and ministries to perform follow - up discipleship with those who come forward at a crusade.

I agree, its so costly to do a crusade in developed / western countries (crusades may not be an effective thing in such countries, so our argument shouldn't totally rule out the effectiveness of this form of evangelism).

The erosion of fear of Hell has played a significant role in ending the effectiveness of that kind of evangelism.

But currently, meeting - based evangelism has declined in frequency and some debate effectiveness.

SBC leaders were so grieved over its dwindling evangelistic effectiveness that they appointed a Pastors» Task Force last year to address the stark decline in evangelism and baptism.

Thus, evangelism in the modern world might be done with integrity, with effectiveness, and above all without planning to do evangelism.

Nor, in his view, do pastors fare much better in the parish, where they find themselves awash in books detailing the success stories of particular ministers and congregations and in practical how - to - do - it manuals on everything from evangelism to stewardship generated out of programmatic approaches to questions of growth, size and organizational effectiveness.

This research insight may imply that religious programs on television will be limited in their effectiveness with those age groups which do not use television as a source of gratification for serious content, and therefore that television should exist as only one element in a much broader strategy for ministry and evangelism.