Category Archives: Evangelism

The Gospel of Course: Interviews with Dominic Steele and John Dickson

Tony Payne | 1 January, 2006

Honest to God evangelism

Richard Coekin | 1 January, 2006

Talk and walk

Tim Vickers | 1 January, 2006

Millions of pagans will not die

Simon Manchester | 1 December, 2005

Let their books raise the questions

Tim Horn | 1 November, 2005

One hour to talk

What would you say if you had just one hour to tell the gospel? In Death in the City, Francis Schaeffer answered:
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Valuable Diamond

Interchange

Craig Roberts | 1 September, 2005

Should we tell our kids about hell?

Everyday Ministry

Gordon Cheng | 1 August, 2005

Wrath, judgement and hell are hardly the stuff of children’s bedtime stories. But perhaps they should be. Gordon Cheng explains why.

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Christless Christianity

Couldn't Help Noticing

Simon Roberts | 1 August, 2005

Planting the Café Church

Pastoral Ministry

Bob Burnett | 1 July, 2005

How to turn a languishing evening service into a lively, welcoming service with a bit of creativity and a lot of help from God, by Bob Burnett.

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The gospel and the Jewish people

Martin Pakula | 1 July, 2005

Too old to be born again?

Greg Clarke | 1 July, 2005

The Hard Ask: Why aren’t we reaching the ordinary people?

The Briefing | 1 May, 2005

The truth about God and Allah

Gordon Cheng | 1 April, 2005

Converted by Da Book

Gordon Cheng | 1 March, 2005

Social involvement and evangelism (Part III): Some final reflections

Thought

Michael Raiter | 1 February, 2005

So far, we’ve looked at the strong cases that can be made for both evangelism and social involvement, and at how they relate together. Mike Raiter concludes our series by reflecting on the recent Lausanne conference, and on some lessons from history.

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