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Evangelism in a Post-Christian Culture

By Filings on Wed, 07/06/22
Society & Culture
Evangelism
Post-Christian Culture
American Culture
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“we can’t rely on “hit and run” gospel presentations for effective disciple-making ministry. Times have changed. We need to consider a different approach for engaging unbelievers with the good news of Jesus.” - P&D

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josh p

NewThank you for this. I'm

Thu, 07/07/22

Thank you for this. I’m increasingly convinced that this is the best method in our context for leading someone to Christ. I gave a tract yesterday to a man I interact with through my job. I see him maybe once a month for twenty minutes. He is part of a non-Trinitarian works-based cult. I cannot possibly cover everything with him in such a short period of time whereas, if we met for a study we could hash it all out. My wife and I have discussed doing something like this in our home. Thanks for the encouragement!

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