Evangelism Resources
When my child has done something wrong. I do not punish him without first letting him know what he has done that has offended me. He must see what he has done to understand that he deserves his punishment. When sharing your faith, it is important that you begin with what Paul calls a schoolmaster. Showing a person what they have done that has offended God, therefore why they deserve Hell and Why Jesus died on the cross. If we neglect this powerful tool in reaching the lost we may get many decisions for Christ, but decsions are not what we want. It is a broken and contrite heart. A repentant heart.
It is call The Law or The 10 commandments. Below are some tools and links that will assisit you in learning the 10 Commandmnts and how to use them in witnessing. If you have not listened to the very important teaching Hell's Best Kept Secret , I insist you stop where you are and click the link below and do not let nothing stop you from listening to this powerful teaching. It will help you undertand more on the use and the importance of the Law in evangelism.
Learn the 10 Commandment in 5 minutes
Dealing with The Police
Street Ministers Creed
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Free Speech Rights
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Public Reading of the Bible
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~Be Respectful. Treat People As You Would Wish To Be Treated~
* Do not disrupt the pedestrian traffic flow.
* Do not speak within earshot of store entrances.
* Maintain a reasonable noise level for the situation.
* If hassled by police or other citizens, be polite and explain your rights calmly.
* Consider picking up any tracts passersby may drop near you in the street.
* Don't force people to take literature if they obviously do not want it.
* Work in teams as much as possible to ensure safety and to vouch for each other if confronted by police. This is particularly important in "bad" parts of town.
* You could carry a letter from a pastor or evangelist vouching for your legitimate activities.
* You might also carry along a list of names of court cases that give you the right to do what you are doing. ~ (Which is provided for in Free Speech Rights) ~
* If you see a companion being arrested, do not interfere with the arrest. Observe from the sidelines and then call a local attorney or pastor for help.
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