Topic: Evangelism

You are an Ambassador for Christ. Another word for that might be "spokesman" or "representative." Have you ever thought about what it means to be an ambassador? Or what it is we are supposed to be declaring? In this sermon from 2 Corinthians chapter 5 we learn what it means to be part of the ministry of reconciliation. Logan Wolf shares practical tools on how we can easily declare the greatness of God and create space for good conversations with people about their own life and what they believe. It's a good one by our guest speaker Logan Wolf!

It's not that most Christians don't want to share their testimony. It's that most Christians don't exactly know how to share their testimony. One of the greatest examples in Scripture of "Sharing Your Story" can be found in John 9: The Blind man who can now see. In this sermon we learn how to our testimony 15 seconds and how to create conversation in the process. So others have an opportunity to come face to face with a God who desperately wants to change their life as well.

How often do we pray for people? Every day? For how long? An hour? (Or a minute and a half?) We don't always want to pray for people. It's even harder when the people we are praying for are difficult, or mean to us. Colossians 4:2-4 teaches us about prayer. God deeply loves people and wants them to love Him back. When we pray for other people, especially if they are difficult or mean to us, we are meeting God right where He is. When we meet God where He is, we begin to take on His heart. And we understand why prayer for others matters so much.

Would you rather? We've all played that game as an ice breaker. Would you rather drink coke or Pepsi? Usually the questions are light and pretty fun. This sermon from 1 Corinthians 9 teaches us what we should "RATHER". It leads us to answer questions about what we really value and what matters to us. The Gospel should be at the top of the things we focus on. We should RATHER preach the Gospel... Because people are the prize. Because eternity is the goal.

In this sermon from John 1 we find out practical tools on how we can help other people find Jesus. The Apostle John was beloved by Jesus. He wrote the Gospel of John "so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name." (John 20:31) What we learn from John chapter 1 will give us better eyes to see, better ears to hear, and better action to take when sharing Christ with others. So that we may GO & TELL the world the Gospel of Christ.

Being a slave to all... It's something we are called to do as Christian, but who wants to do that? As individuals, we seem to have a problem with motivation. Understanding what our motivation is to become a slave is super important to actually living it out. This is a practical message on 1 Corinthians 9:24 - 1 Corinthians 10 This sermon is from guest preacher Derek Murphy, Director of the ICPA (Intermountain Church Planting Association)

What does boldness look like?  In this sermon we look at what biblical boldness is.  In Acts 13:42-52 we find Paul and Barnabas being persecuted by the religious leaders of the day. They wanted to silence Paul and Barnabas. They did everything they could to run Paul and Barnabas out of town.  Paul and Barnabas were lead by the Holy Spirit. And they responded by speaking the truth in love, regardless of the risk.  We, too, can be bold in sharing the Gospel!  

It's hard to share Jesus with other people when we're caught up in our failures. I mean, you go to work and you're like, "Hey, why don't you come to Bible Study with me? Why don't you come to church?" Then you're like, "But they know me! They know what words came out of my mouth! They know the attitude I had last week! They know!" Yeah... THEY do. But are you sharing Jesus with them? Or are you sharing your perfectionism with them? Listen, we all fall short of the glory of God. We're sharing Jesus with them. Jesus is the ONLY answer!