Sentences with phrase «evangelism methods»

It is heard in countless sermons, read in countless books, and used in countless evangelism methods.

I think most of our evangelism methods, particularly many of the seeker - movement methods from the 80s and 90s really appealed to people's religious memory.

The evangelism method of Jesus was just to jump in and rescue your friend, whether they realized they were drowning or not.

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The recipient, then, became less important than the task of evangelism itself, thus producing «easy and effective» methods that were able to be applied to anyone, anywhere, anytime.

His method of evangelism varied from person to person and generally involved a dramatic change of lifestyle rather than a simple change of mind.

In fact, it used to frustrate me that the story of Jesus contained no one - size - fits - all method of evangelism.

While we should be thankful the message of evangelism never changes, we should pray that we will always be sensitive to the changing methods so that many people will have the opportunity to hear the good news of Jesus Christ.

The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association itself has concluded that home - based evangelism is the next method of evangelism that God is using in our society.

The teacher's method of evangelism had three steps: tell people they are sinners, tell them about Christ, and lead them to salvation.

The story is an allegory (and a satire) about modern methods of Christian evangelism.

As far back at l978 a study by the Institute for American Church Growth indicated that mass evangelism is not an effective method of increasing church membership.

Introduced by Kevin Dedmon, «treasure hunting» is a method of supernatural evangelism which takes prophetic and healing prayer out of the church and onto the streets.

Since Jesus gathered large crowds, and Peter and Paul also spoke to large assemblies of people, and since similar methods are used today for political, entertainment, and sporting events, some feel that evangelism can use similar strategies to reach thousands for Christ all at one time.

The chief methods of the church's outreach in the cities remained preaching and evangelism.

Of course we're going to disagree on some doctrine and worship style and methods of evangelism and whatever else, but writing off other churches as «old, closed - minded people that can't handle change» or «meddlin» kids that just want to go to a concert every Sunday,» is ignoring the larger picture.

You will look long, hard, and futilely to find in His Holiness any serious analysis of the Pope's ground - breaking nuptial theology of the human body, or his emerging feminism, or his intense ecumenical outreach to Orthodoxy and the Reformation churches, or his commitment to a theological dialogue with Judaism unprecedented in nearly two thousand years, or his refocusing of Catholic social doctrine, or his passionate interest in the universality of sanctity in the Church, or his dialogue with atheist and agnostic philosophers and scientists, or his commitment to the «method of persuasion» in a revitalized Catholic evangelism, or his millennial sensibility.

Massive recent cultural changes have led many frontline workers in mission and evangelism to adopt new and sometimes startling methods.

During the course of the last two or three generations the theological curriculum has been «enriched» — like vitamin - impregnated bread — by the addition of a long series of short courses in sociology and social problems, rural and urban sociology, the theory of religious education, educational psychology, methods of religious education, psychology of religion, psychology of personality, psychology of counseling, methods of pastoral counseling, theory of missions, history of missions, methods of evangelism, theory and practice of worship, public speaking, church administration, et cetera, et cetera.

So we (me and my best friend Edwin Colón) started a Bible study, and we began to put into action our Wolf Pack Method of Evangelism, and we invited people in 12 Step Recovery to attend.

It is not my intention to discuss such ways of reaching the «unchurched»; suffice it to say that the World Council of Churches has lately been studying the problem of evangelism and has recognized that the older methods, effective enough in their time, will not serve today and new methods need to be found.