Everyday Evangelism

by Matt Queen

(from the back cover) Create a culture of everyday evangelism in your church. What if every member of your church made evangelism a regular practice in his or her daily routine? Imagine the impact this would have on your church and community! Sadly, though, what should be a natural part of the Christian life is often neglected or passed off to "the experts."

Evangelism professor Matt Queen debunks the myths of personal evangelism, providing encouragement, insight, and practical steps for creating a culture of everyday evangelism in your church.

Genres: Christian, Evangelism

67 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 2014

Reviews

[Coalición por el Evangelio]

«Evangelismo diario» es sin duda alguna un recurso breve y valioso en el que no encontramos una gran cantidad de pies de páginas o notas exegéticas, pero sí se trata de un libro con contenido práctico y vivencial. Queen logra aclarar muchas dudas sobre este tema tan importante.

Lee la reseña completa en Coalición por el Evangelio.

[Nathanael · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very good, biblical and practical guide to cultivating a lifestyle of personal Evangelism personally and as a gathered body of Christian’s in the local church. A must have resource for every pastor and missionary. Helps the reader rethink and evaluate how he goes about sharing the Gospel with friends, family members, co-workers and neighbors. Ch 9 is excellent model for churches to follow if seeking to reach every home within one mile with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

[Seth Channell · Rating 2 out of 5]

There are helpful chapters in this book, but the book doesn't provide a roadmap for pastors to create a culture of everyday evangelism in the church. The book really addresses common objections and hindrances to evangelism. I was looking for the entire book to be like the last chapter.

[Dr. · Rating 5 out of 5]

A very challenging and at the same time encouraging study on sharing the Gospel in a Biblical way. Thought-provoking, it causes one to humbly assess their commitment and obedience to our Lord’s Great Commandment. A really must read - and application.

[Karen & Gerard · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book focuses on how a church can create a culture for personal evangelism as a regular practice in the routine of its members. I did not find it all that helpful.

[Justin · Rating 4 out of 5]

Nice short book on evangelism. Pastors and church leaders could use this to do a quick study. Last chapter highlights an evangelism initiative done on the campus of SWBTS that could be replicated in most any church.