What Evangelism Is
EvangelismSteve Gregg
Discover the essence of evangelism and its role in discipleship through Steve Gregg's insightful teachings. While the term "evangelist" may not be explicitly mentioned in the Bible, its importance is evident in the actions of Jesus, the apostles, and early Christians. Gregg emphasizes that evangelism is not limited to preaching in public spaces, but extends to everyday interactions and cultivating relationships with unbelievers. By recognizing the calling and gifts given by God, individuals can effectively engage in evangelism and contribute to the expansion of the Kingdom of God.
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Discover the true essence of the Gospel as Steve Gregg delves into its core message in this enlightening discussion. Gregg emphasizes that the Gospel
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Hindrances to Evangelism
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Explore the hindrances to evangelism as highlighted by Steve Gregg, including apathy, fear, rejection, and cultural isolation. While Jesus encouraged
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3 John
In this series from biblical scholar Steve Gregg, the book of 3 John is examined to illuminate the early developments of church government and leaders
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