Servant evangelism emphasizes showing God’s love through simple acts of kindness and service. It’s about meeting practical needs and building relationships that open doors to spiritual conversations.
At ChurchPlanting.com, we provide resources and ideas to help you implement servant evangelism in your community. Whether it’s offering free services, helping those in need, or simply showing kindness in everyday interactions, our articles offer practical ways to make a meaningful impact.
Dear Fellow Pastor, Let me say something plainly, because I wish someone had pressed it into me earlier: Don’t hire an evangelist. Become one. I understand the instinct. You feel the drag of expectations, the weight of teaching, administration, care, and the...
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In almost every city across the US huge efforts are being made to plant churches. In the Greater Tampa area, there...
I am often asked “How can one create a culture of serving somewhere that has been lacking an outward focus?” That’s a...
In the early days of our church, founding pastor Steve Sjogren coined a simple phrase for people to use in basic...