Brand New Resource – How People Come to Faith in Christ

What if you could hear from those who recently received Christ and connected with a church — and ask them what influenced those decisions? What if you knew what MOST attracted people to your church and what evangelism methods you should focus on to have the biggest impact? And what if you could also focus your staff and your congregation on the things THEY can … Read More


Nelson SearcyEvangelism, Leadership

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What is your greatest evangelism challenge in 2016?

As pastors, our primary New Year’s resolution never wavers: Reach more people for Christ and see them grow in a relationship with him.  However, there’s always one challenge after another to make it happen. As you prepare for 2016, take a moment and consider what is your greatest evangelism challenge… . . .Having the tools to conduct an impactful evangelism campaign? … Read More


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McGavran Monday – Organic Connections

In honor of Dr. Gary McIntosh’s new biography of Donald McGavran, here’s today’s Monday moment: “ … lack of conversions is exactly what happens all over the world as the Christian faith is proclaimed to non-Christians not in organic connection with believers.”       – Donald McGavran Secure your copy of the book at 40% OFF plus insightful bonuses here. (the … Read More


Nelson SearcyChurch Growth, Evangelism

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McGavran Monday – Liberating Multitudes

In honor of Dr. Gary McIntosh’s new biography of Donald McGavran, here’s today’s Monday moment: “Evangelization which takes no account of this complex social structure and simply invites all ‘Americans’ to become Christians in existing congregations and denominations is chained to slow growth. Only an evangelization which sees the mosaic and encourages the myriad individuals who make it up to … Read More


Nelson SearcyBooks, Evangelism, Ministry

Fighting a Sinner’s Path – A Saturday Quote

“If sinners be damned, at least let them leap to Hell over our dead bodies. And if they perish, let them perish with our arms wrapped about their knees, imploring them to stay. If Hell must be filled, let it be filled in the teeth of our exertions, and let not one go unwarned and unprayed for.” – Charles Spurgeon


Nelson SearcyEvangelism, Ministry, Preaching

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McGavran Monday – Essential Task of Christian Missions

In honor of Dr. Gary McIntosh’s new biography of Donald McGavran, here’s today’s Monday moment: “…the essential task of Christian Missions (is) the discipling of ethnos after ethnos till the Great Commission has been carried out.” – Donald McGavran Secure your copy of the book at 40% OFF plus insightful bonuses here. (the above quote is from p. 171 of The Bridges of God, by … Read More


Nelson SearcyEvangelism, Ministry

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McGavran Monday – Corporate Christianization

In honor of Dr. Gary McIntosh’s new biography of Donald McGavran, here’s today’s Monday moment: “In leading peoples to become Christian, the Church must aim to win individuals in their corporate life. The steady goal must be the Christianization of the entire fabric which is the people, or large enough parts of it that the social life of the individual … Read More


Nelson SearcyBooks, Evangelism

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