Someone else who can appeal to lost people is a person who gives a five to seven minute testimony. Why not on a fairly regular basis have people from your congregation give a testimony that clearly presents the gospel? That time is critical so it’s important to have them to write it out, allow you to read it, make any suggestions and then re-write it prior to giving it. Through a clear testimony, the lost person can understand how he, too, can come to know the Savior.
Variety is often called the spice of life. It also is the spice of evangelism. When one uses varied ways to appeal to non-Christians in a non-evangelistic setting he ends up making an eternal difference in the lives of those who don’t know Christ.
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Veteran evangelist and proclaimer of grace, Dr. Larry Moyer is a frequent speaker in evangelistic outreaches, training seminars, churches and classrooms across the world. Feeling God’s call into full-time evangelism while finishing his Master of Theology degree from Dallas Theological Seminary in 1973, Larry founded an evangelistic association in Dallas, Texas – EvanTell. Larry later received a Doctor of Ministry degree from Gordon Conwell Seminary.
Larry is also a writer, having authored books such as Free and Clear; How-To Book on Personal Evangelism; 31 Days with the Master Fisherman; 31 Days to Living as a New Believer; and 21 Things God Never Said. He has written articles for Preaching, Leadership Journal, Kindred Spirit, and Preaching Today, and is ranked one of the top-ten contributing authors on SermonCentral.com.
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