#100 - What Do You Do When Your Church Doesn’t Care About Evangelism?
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What do you do when you love your church, have taught evangelism, modeled evangelism, created opportunities for evangelism—and your people still don't seem interested?
In this episode of Gospel Talks, George and Jeff respond to a pastor's wife who wrote about the discouragement of trying to cultivate a culture of personal evangelism in a church that largely defines evangelism by door knocking, handing out tracts, and inviting people to church events.
George and Jeff talk honestly about pastoral discouragement, leadership, patience, modeling, discipleship, and the difference between doing evangelistic activities and actually living evangelistically. They also explore why relational evangelism requires more than simply telling people what to do—it requires showing them what an evangelistic life looks like.
Most importantly, they ask a deeper question: Is evangelism something we do, or is it part of who we are?
If you've ever felt alone in your desire to reach people with the gospel, this conversation is for you.