Sermons on Evangelism
Discipleship Means?
Mathew 28:18-20
This lessons considers what it means to be a disciple of Jesus so that we can better understand the life we claim as Christians today.
Evangelism Without Borders
Acts 10 — The idea of world-wide evangelism forms an important part of the history of Christianity, especially in the United States. Good reason exists for that focus – Jesus commissioned his church to do that very thing. This lesson will therefore consider Peter’s interaction with Cornelius in Acts 10 as a way of helping us better understand the mission Jesus has given to us.
Understanding the Times
We have a responsibility to represent Jesus to our world, which raises the question, “How well do we understand our world?” This lesson, consequently, considers a few findings reported by the Barna Group (a non-profit organization that tracks trends in the thinking and practices of Christian religion in the United States) that offer us some insights into evangelism in our world.
Walk in Wisdom
Paul included a general command in his final comments to the Colossians – Christians are to “walk in wisdom toward outsiders” (Colossians 4:5). While his comment about walking in wisdom focuses on conversations with non-believers (Colossians 4:6), that wisdom offers an expression of the larger discussion Paul has in his letter about Christian living. This lesson considers that discussion and its meaning for our practice of evangelism.
A Mission From God
God, in the Bible, gives His people a very real, very pressing mission. Understanding that mission prepares us to think about this month’s theme – following Jesus means dedicating one’s life to declaring his sovereign identity and its meaning for peoples’ lives. This lesson will therefore offer a big-picture understanding of the mission God gives to us and its meaning for us.”
Teach Them to Love Jesus
John 14:15 – Few things make Christians more uncomfortable than the topic of evangelism, yet the Bible emphasizes its essential place in the church’s identity and mission in the world. This lesson will consider the place that Jesus gave to love in evangelism and what it means for our practice of evangelism today.
Evangelism’s Voices
Evangelism’s Voices
Romans 10:14-15
What do you think of when you think of evangelism? We might think of a powerful preacher; someone going door to door; or an overseas missionary. What about the person who took the time to walk with us through the process of learning the good news about God’s Son so we could become one of God’s people? They used their ability and voice to seized the moment! The result allowed God to work something beautiful in our hearts. They gave us the opportunity to know God better and be obedient to Him. This is what we will see Sunday night as we look in the book of Luke: disciples of all backgrounds and talents working together to seize the moment to help others learn and be obedient to the gospel.