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Discipleship and APEST - 2 minutes read
1.Good News for Everyone
The word evangelist comes from the Greek word evangelion, which means “good news.” Evangelists are people who love to share the good news about Jesus.
Discipleship and APEST - 2 minutes read
2.Jesus, the Perfect Evangelist
Jesus is the perfect Evangelist. Everywhere He went, He brought the good news of God’s kingdom.
Discipleship and APEST - 2 minutes read
3.The Good News Moves Through People
That is often how evangelism begins. One person meets Jesus and tells another person, “Come and see.”
Discipleship and APEST - 2 minutes read
4.Natural Conversations of Hope
Evangelistic people are often natural connectors. They enjoy meeting people, asking questions, building friendships, and having meaningful conversations.
Discipleship and APEST - 2 minutes read
5.Love in Action
Evangelism is not only about words. It is also about love in action.
Discipleship and APEST - 2 minutes read
6.The Shadow of the Evangelistic Gift
Evangelists help people meet Jesus and remind the church to look outward. But when this gift becomes unbalanced, enthusiasm can turn into pressure or performance.
Discipleship and APEST - 2 minutes read
7.Celebrating People Coming Home
Jesus wants us to understand the heart of God. God does not respond to lost people with annoyance or indifference. He moves toward them with love. And when they come home, heaven celebrates.