Evangelism
The hope of the gospel is the thread that weaves through every ministry you undertake. Because every story, ultimately, points to the story of Jesus.
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This is one of the worst fire seasons Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana have seen in 30+ years. Thousands evacuated. Homes lost. Firefighters exhausted.
We`re praying for:
🙏 Safety for firefighters & everyone in harm`s way
🙏 Weather relief — calmer winds and rain
🙏 Comfort for the displaced
🙏 No more lives lost
🙏 Recovery — and the reminder that Hope has a name. His name is Jesus!
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You can`t reach people you don`t understand. 👀
Knowing where your church sits on a map isn`t the same as knowing your community. Who are your neighbors? What do they value? Until you can answer that, "outreach" is just guessing.
J.J. Washington shares 3 simple steps to actually know and reach your community:
1️⃣ Gather information
2️⃣ Analyze it
3️⃣ Identify gospel insights—the barriers, bridges, and actions God is inviting you to take.
One pastor found his church`s average age was 72... while his community`s was 36. Instead of a problem, he saw a bridge—equipping older members to disciple younger families nearby.
Evangelism doesn`t start with strategy. It starts with compassion.
📖 Full article link in bio.
PRAISE REPORT: Planter Michael Cooper and ValleyLight Church (West Valley, Utah) just celebrated 12 baptisms!
The road to Jordanelle State Park led somewhere unexpected.
On July 19th, ValleyLight Church gathered for a lake day after service — fellowship, sun, and water. Nobody expected it to become a baptism service.
It started with one man.
During church announcements, he stood up and said something simple: he wanted to be baptized in living water — not a tank, but water that moves. That was the spark. A handful of new believers heard him say it out loud, and something shifted in them too. One by one, they raised their hands to join him, and by the time they reached the lake, 12 adults were ready to be baptized.
12 adults. One lake. One man`s willingness to say what he wanted out loud — and a church that was ready to follow him into the water. This is what happens when a church plant doesn`t just preach the gospel, but creates room for people to respond to it in real time. 🙌
Most churches don`t have an evangelism problem. They have a culture problem.
If sharing Jesus feels rare, it probably isn`t because people don`t care. It`s because they haven`t been equipped, encouraged, or challenged to make it a natural part of everyday life.
An evangelistic church isn`t built overnight—it grows through intentional leadership.
Here are four steps that can help:
🔍 Examine
Take an honest look at where your church is today. Healthy change starts with honest evaluation.
❤️ Embrace
Fall in love with the people God has called you to reach. When your heart breaks for your community, your mission becomes personal.
🤝 Engage
Don`t wait for people to come to church. Go where they are, build relationships, and look for opportunities to share the hope of Jesus.
🎉 Encourage
Celebrate every gospel conversation, every invitation, and every story of life change. What gets celebrated becomes part of your culture.
A church doesn`t become evangelistic because it says it values evangelism. It becomes evangelistic because its people live on mission every day.
Ready to take the next step? NAMB offers Evangelism Kit Trainings designed to help churches build a culture of evangelism and equip believers to share the gospel with confidence. Learn more and register for a training through the link in our bio.
Your students want to share Jesus.
They just don’t know where to start. 👀
Catherine Renfro breaks down 6 simple ways to move students from “I believe it” to “I’m living it”:
1️⃣ Remind them of their purpose - every class, job, and friendship is a mission field
2️⃣ Build a lifestyle of prayer for the lost
3️⃣ Give them simple, low-pressure ways to start a conversation (“Do you mind if I ask a spiritual question?”)
4️⃣ Teach them to slow down and actually see people
5️⃣ Create real chances to practice, not just talk about it
6️⃣ Lead with clarity - vague encouragement isn’t enough
Students don’t need more information. They need clarity, practice, and confidence.
💬 Article from Catherine Renfro
📍NAMB Evangelism website
⚽️ Hope has a name. His name is Jesus! 💛
That’s not just a quote from Zac Minton, it’s the message echoing through the streets of World Cup 2026.
While the world watches for goals, we’re watching God move in conversations with fans from every nation.
One yellow card, one story, one name that changes everything! 🙌
📲 Want to be part of it? Learn more at @yellowcardinitiative
You don`t need a bigger house, better cooking, or a Pinterest-worthy table to change someone`s eternity.
Biblical hospitality is about making people feel seen, and in a culture this lonely, that`s a superpower.
Join Catherine Renfro, Christa Skipper, and Tara Dew for a free webinar on turning everyday moments into gospel opportunities.
Save your seat — link in bio. 🔗
You don’t build a culture of evangelism with hype—you build it with habits.
Perspective shapes how we see people.
Prayer fuels our courage.
Practice grows our confidence.
Preaching keeps it in front of us.
Persistence keeps us from quitting.
The pressure is off. The mission remains!