If an unbeliever were to attend a church service, it would most likely be at Christmas or Easter. How can we prepare our churches for an evangelistic harvest this Easter? Let me suggest five ways.

Lost people are born again not because of impeccable argumentation but by the will and power of God working through the verbal witness

Every solid book on evangelism is a welcomed addition to the table, but Invitation is particularly helpful because it provides both theory and practice.

A conversation with Timothy Beougher about his new book, “Invitation To Evangelism: Sharing The Gospel With Conviction And Compassion”

Depend on the Holy Spirit to empower you and to convict the lost person. Remember your role and God’s role.

And as we identify critical issues we must apply biblical wisdom to address them. But, before we begin with the corporate we should begin with ourselves – with our own hearts.

Professor Timothy K. Beougher explains what every pastor should learn from the life of Billy Graham.

A how-to for pastors and church leaders

These observations are not about the vast numerical impact of his evangelistic ministry (such as preaching to over 200 million people), but about his on-going legacy from which we can draw inspiration in our own lives and ministries today.

Gospel booklets are one of the many tools we can use for evangelism.

Fear forces us to depend on the Lord, and in that case, fear can be a very helpful thing.

As leaders, let us challenge other believers not only with our exhortations but also with our example.

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