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  • Sport as a Mission Field: Helping Coaches and Athletes Make Disciples
    2026/10/06
    What if your mission field isn't somewhere you need to go? What if you're already standing in it every week- on the court, beside the field, in the change room or coaching from the sidelines? Sport takes up a huge part of life for millions of Australians. We play it, coach it, watch it and spend countless hours building relationships through it. But could those same relationships also create opportunities for evangelism? In this episode of The Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom speaks with Jim Dayhew, Founder and Executive Director of 360 Sports Australia, about why sporting clubs can be incredible mission fields and how Christian coaches and athletes can help people encounter Jesus right where they already are. From coaches recognising the influence they have on their players to athletes having conversations about Jesus over coffee, Jim shares what intentional discipleship and evangelism can look like inside sporting communities. You'll hear why sharing your faith doesn't need to feel like an awkward add-on, how living differently can naturally spark spiritual conversations, and why mentoring matters when Christians are learning to represent Jesus in competitive environments. Whether you're an athlete, coach, parent or simply spend your weekends beside a sporting field, this conversation will challenge you to see the people already around you - and ask what God might want to do through the relationships you already have. IN THIS EPISODE The importance of sport as a mission fieldThe influence of coaches on athletes' faith and characterDiscipleship strategies for athletes and coachesThe role of Christian frameworks in sports coachingStories of athletes and coaches impacting faith EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:00 - Introduction to sports as a mission field 02:46 - Jim's background and passion for sports ministry 04:00 - Seeing athletes as whole persons: body, mind, spirit 08:51 - How to disciple athletes in a sporting environment 11:00 - Resources and courses for coaches and athletes 11:44 - Creating spiritual conversations naturally in sports 22:28 - Getting started: supporting sports ministry in your community 24:32 - Closing thoughts and encouragement for listeners WATCH THE EPISODE Video Episode - Watch now Watch the short video What Does It Mean For Us To See An Athlete As a Whole Person Rather Than Simply Focusing on the Performance MEET JIM DAYHEW / 360 SPORTS Jim Dayhew has spent over 30 years in sports ministry, equipping a national team of staff and volunteers to transform the world of sport through a relationship with Jesus Christ and His church. A former competitive Rugby League and Cricket player, coach, and ordained minister in the Sydney Anglican Diocese, he is now raising support for a full-time role, ministry expenses, and national ministry growth. Connect with 360 Sports Australia: 360 Sports Australia Website 360 Sports Australia Facebook 360 Sports Australia Instagram Quick Links on LinkTree Sports Resources GO DEEPER Discussion Questions 1.Could the place where you already spend your time be your mission field? Where do you already spend significant time with people who don't know Jesus? Read: Matthew 28:19-20; Colossians 4:5-6 2. Do you see people for who they are… Or only for what they do? How can focusing on someone's achievements prevent us from really getting to know them? Read: Genesis 1:27; 1 Samuel 16:7 3. How are you using the influence God has already given you? Who has God already given you influence with? Read: Matthew 5:13-16; 1 Corinthians 10:31 4. Is your evangelism intentional without becoming forced? What's the difference between being intentional about evangelism and forcing a spiritual conversation? Read: 1 Peter 3:15-16; Colossians 4:2-6 5. Are you prepared to explain why you live differently? What choices in your life might cause someone to become curious about your faith? Read: 1 Peter 3:15; Romans 12:2 6. Are you willing to be known as a Christian? What makes us hesitant to let people know we're Christians? Is there somewhere in your life where people know you are a Christian but don't really know what you believe? Read: Romans 1:16; Matthew 10:32-33 7. Who is helping you live and share your faith well? Why is personal discipleship important for effective evangelism? Read: Proverbs 27:17; 2 Timothy 2:2 OTHER EPISODES YOU MAY ENJOY Kade Klemke on How Sports Can Become a Platform For the Gospel Step In to the Mission with Mike Stevens Mike Stevens: Step In to the Mission of God – Stories of Ordinary People Living on Mission on Mission GO FURTHER WITH EVANGELISM FREE Trial Share Jesus Membership: https://www.sharejesus.com.au/ Free Sample On Mission with God @Home: https://evangelisminaustralia.com/freesample/ On Mission with God @Home Full Course Details: https://courses.evangelisminaustralia.com/courses/on-mission-with-god-4modules-flagship-course Support the Win Win Evangelism Podcast: Buy Me a Coffee Get the latest from Evangelism in...
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  • Digital Evangelism: How Ryan from NeedGod.net Is Reaching 1.3 Million+ People Online
    2026/10/13
    What if the next person you share Jesus with isn't sitting across from you at a coffee shop? What if they're scrolling through TikTok, watching YouTube or asking questions in an online chat? And what if reaching them is easier than you think? Millions of people spend hours online every day, searching for answers, connecting with others and exploring life's biggest questions. But how often do Christians see these digital spaces as opportunities for evangelism? In this episode of The Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom speaks with Ryan, Founder of NeedGod.net, a ministry reaching an audience of more than 1.3 million followers across TikTok, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram. From starting out terrified of sharing his faith to leading a growing digital evangelism ministry, Ryan shares how ordinary Christians can use the internet to reach people with the good news of Jesus. Through remarkable stories of online conversations, people discovering the gospel and lives changing over time, Ryan explores what digital evangelism looks like in practice. You'll hear why so many people misunderstand the message of Christianity, how to respond to difficult questions about faith, and why sharing Jesus doesn't require a huge following or professional content. Whether you're confident on social media or unsure where to begin, this conversation will encourage you to see the digital world as a genuine mission field and take one simple step towards sharing Jesus with someone online. IN THIS EPISODE Ryan's journey from street evangelism to digital outreachThe impact of COVID-19 on expanding online ministryStrategies for engaging strangers in online chatsHandling objections and sharing the gospel effectivelyThe role of AI and social media in future evangelismTraining and equipping others for digital outreachMeasuring spiritual impact in online evangelismStories of life-changing conversions through online conversations EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:00 - Introduction to Ryan and NeedGod.net 04:37 - Engaging strangers and handling objections in live chats 07:03 - Common misconceptions about Christianity and the gospel 09:27 - Responding to questions about suffering and evil 14:34 - Measuring the spiritual impact of digital evangelism 17:44 - The future of digital mission fields and AI integration 20:06 - Practical advice for ordinary Christians starting online evangelism WATCH THE EPISODE Full Video Episode Watch the short video Going From Just Agnostic All the Way to Professing Faith in Jesus MEET RYAN AND NEEDGOD.NET Ryan Hemelaar is a Brisbane-based evangelist and Founder of NeedGod.net, a digital evangelism ministry reaching more than 1.3 million followers across TikTok, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram. Through NeedGod.net, he has taken evangelism from the streets to the digital world, using everyday conversations to explore questions about life, death, eternity and salvation through Jesus Christ. Connect with Ryan and NeedGod.net: NeedGod.Net Website NeedGod.Net YouTube NeedGod.Net Facebook NeedGod.Net Instagram NeedGodNet TikTok Evangelism training Suggested Videos: I Confronted Streamer Ray "DO YOU BELIEVE IN GOD?" 200k Subs! LIVE Viewer Chats, Q&A, Sharing the Gospel OTHER EPISODES YOU MAY ENJOY Natchi Lazarus: Can AI Help Us Share Jesus or Evangelise, Without Replacing the Human? Reaching Gamers for Christ: Theos Ministry Story AI for Christians: Why AI Makes the Gospel More Relevant Than Ever Sport as a Mission Field: Helping Coaches and Athletes Make Disciples GO FURTHER WITH EVANGELISM AI & Jesus - free 14 page download FREE Trial Share Jesus Membership https://www.sharejesus.com.au/ Free Sample On Mission with God @Home: https://evangelisminaustralia.com/freesample/ On Mission with God @Home Full Course Details: https://courses.evangelisminaustralia.com/courses/on-mission-with-god-4modules-flagship-course Support the Win Win Evangelism Podcast: Buy Me a Coffee Get the latest from Evangelism in Australia: Subscribe | Website | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook GO DEEPER Discussion Questions 1. Are we overlooking the digital world as a mission field? When you think about evangelism, do you mainly picture face-to-face conversations? Why might the online world also be an important place to share Jesus? Read: Matthew 28:19-20; Acts 1:8 2. What's stopping you from sharing Jesus online? What makes you hesitant to share Jesus online? Is it fear of rejection, not knowing what to say, or worrying about how people will respond? Read: 2 Timothy 1:7; 1 Peter 3:15 3. Do people really understand the good news of Jesus? How can we help people understand the difference between doing good works to earn salvation and doing good works because we have received salvation? Read: Ephesians 2:8-10; Romans 6:23 4. Are we prepared to respond when people ask difficult questions about God? What questions about Christianity do you find most difficult to answer? Read: 1 Peter 3:15-16; James 1:19 5. Are we willing to keep sharing ...
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  • Daniel Nash & Charles Finney: Who Is Praying for Your Evangelism?
    2026/09/22
    Who knows you're trying to share Jesus with someone? Who is praying for you before that conversation happens? And when an opportunity comes, who is praying that you'll have the courage to take it? When we think about evangelism, we often focus on the person having the conversation, sharing their testimony or explaining the gospel. But what about the people praying behind the scenes? In this episode of The Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom looks at the story of revivalist Charles Finney and intercessor Daniel Nash to explore an often-overlooked part of sharing Jesus: having people intentionally praying for your evangelism. Drawing on Paul's requests for prayer in Colossians and Ephesians, Tina explores what it looks like to pray specifically for open doors, courage, clear words and hearts that are ready to hear about Jesus. You'll also be challenged to find your own “Daniel Nash”, ask someone to pray for your evangelism and choose three people you can intentionally pray for over the next 30 days. Because evangelism isn't a solo effort—we pray as we share Jesus, trusting God to work through both the conversations people see and the prayers they don't. IN THIS EPISODE The role of Daniel Nash and Charles Finney in revivalThe importance of prayer and intercession in evangelismHow to identify and ask for specific prayer supportThe connection between prayer and evangelistic effectivenessPractical steps to build a prayer network for evangelism EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:00 - Introduction 02:22 - Paul’s model of specific prayer for open doors 06:05 - Asking others to pray for your evangelism 07:27 - The importance of praying for the people you share with 08:46 - The relay race analogy: prayer and evangelism teamwork 11:03 - The significance of the hidden ministry of intercession 12:00 - Closing thoughts and encouragement WATCH THE EPISODE Full Video Episode - Watch Now MEET TINA WALDROM Tina Waldrom is the founder of Evangelism in Australia and host of The Win Win Evangelism Podcast. Tina has developed a deep conviction that evangelism is not only essential but learnable. Drawing on years of practical experience, ministry and training, she equips believers and church leaders with the clarity, confidence and practical tools they need to engage in meaningful faith conversations, recognise where God is already at work and make evangelism a natural part of everyday Christian life. Connect with Tina: Website - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn GO DEEPER Discussion Questions 1. Who is praying for your evangelism? Can you name one or two people who are intentionally praying for you as you share Jesus? Read: Colossians 4:3-4; Ephesians 6:19-20 2. How specific are your prayers for opportunities to share Jesus? What difference could it make if your prayers for evangelism became more specific? Read: Colossians 4:3-4 3. Are you praying for courage before the opportunity comes? What usually holds you back from talking about Jesus—fear, uncertainty, awkwardness or not knowing what to say? 4. Are you comfortable asking other Christians to pray for you? Why might Christians hesitate to say, “Would you pray for me? I'm hoping to talk with someone about Jesus this week.” Read: 1 Thessalonians 5:25 5. Who are the people you're intentionally praying for? Who has God already placed in your everyday life who doesn't yet know Jesus? Read: 1 Timothy 2:1-4 6. Are you praying only for people to come to Jesus-or also asking God to send you? How does “Lord, send me” change the way you think about prayer and evangelism? Read: Matthew 9:37-38 7. Does prayer sit alongside your evangelism? What would change if prayer became a normal part of your evangelism rather than something you turned to only when you felt nervous? Read: Acts 4:29-31; Colossians 4:2-4 OTHER EPISODES YOU MAY ENJOY Prayer, Pioneering & Evangelism: How God Opens Doors for the Gospel Sharing the Gospel in a Secular Australia (with Tina Waldrom) The Stats for Effective Evangelism with Mark McCrindle Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? GO FURTHER WITH EVANGELISM FREE Trial Share Jesus Membership: https://www.sharejesus.com.au/ Free Sample On Mission with God @Home: https://evangelisminaustralia.com/freesample/ On Mission with God @Home Full Course Details: https://courses.evangelisminaustralia.com/courses/on-mission-with-god-4modules-flagship-course Support the Win Win Evangelism Podcast: Buy Me a Coffee Get the latest from Evangelism in Australia: Subscribe | Website | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook
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    14 分
  • Encounter: A Book for Non-Christians Searching for Meaning, Purpose & Faith | Ian Reilly
    2026/09/28
    Who am I? Why am I here? Does my life really matter? And what happens when the answers we've relied on no longer seem enough? Some of the best opportunities for evangelism begin not with having all the answers, but with being willing to explore the questions people are already asking. In this episode of The Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom speaks with author, entrepreneur and speaker Ian Reilly about his book Encounter - a gripping true story written primarily for non - Christians that explores identity, purpose, meaning and faith through Ian's extraordinary experiences living in Samoa. From surviving a devastating cyclone to confronting cultural differences, hardship and the feeling that his best efforts were achieving nothing, Ian discovered himself wrestling with some of life's biggest questions. He shares why honest stories can sometimes reach people in ways traditional Christian books cannot, and how Encounter is already helping Christians begin natural conversations about Jesus with non-Christian friends and family. This episode will encourage you to think differently about evangelism - not simply asking, “What should I tell someone about Jesus?” but also, “What story could help them start asking questions?” IN THIS EPISODE Ian Reilly's Samoa experience and its impact on faithThe role of storytelling in spiritual conversationsBig questions of identity, purpose, and meaningChallenges of living in a different cultureHow hardship shapes understanding of justice and evilUsing personal stories to introduce JesusThe importance of story in biblical teachingPractical ways to share faith through books EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:00 - Introduction 02:14 - The cyclone and its aftermath 05:12 - The impact of the Samoa experience on faith 10:07 - Big questions faced during hardship 12:09 - Cultural perspectives on discipline and justice 14:14 - The role of story in sharing faith 16:09 - How the book opens conversations about Jesus WATCH THE EPISODE Video Episode - Watch now Am I Significant? - Watch the short video MEET IAN REILLY Ian Reilly is an Australian author, artist, innovator and entrepreneur whose life has taken him from remote Pacific villages to international boardrooms. His book, Encounter - A Journey into Chaos, Culture and Compassion, draws on his life-changing experience living and teaching in Samoa to explore questions of identity, purpose, justice and faith. A lifelong Christian, Ian is passionate about using honest storytelling to help people wrestle with life’s big questions and discover deeper meaning. Connect with Ian: Ian Reilly Website Ian Reilly Substack Ian Reilly Instagram Ian Reilly LinkedIn GO DEEPER Discussion Questions 1. Are we listening for the questions people are already asking? What big questions about life do you hear your non-Christian friends asking? Read: Acts 17:22-28; 1 Peter 3:15 2. Do we feel pressure to answer every question immediately? Why can Christians feel pressure to provide an immediate answer whenever someone asks a question about faith? Read: John 4:7-26; James 1:19 3. Could your story help someone explore faith? What experiences in your own life have shaped your faith in Jesus? Read: Mark 5:18-20; Psalm 66:16 4. How could questions about purpose and significance open a door for evangelism? How could you explain the Christian understanding of human worth to someone who doesn't yet believe in God? Read: Genesis 1:26-27; Psalm 139:13-16 5. Are we willing to be honest about the difficult parts of our faith journey? Do we sometimes make our Christian stories sound too neat when talking with non-Christians? How might appropriate honesty about your struggles make conversations about faith more genuine? Read: 2 Corinthians 12:9-10; Psalm 13:1-6 6. Are we underestimating the power of story in evangelism? Why do you think Jesus so often used stories? Read: Luke 15:1-32; Matthew 13:34-35 7. What could you place in someone's hands to help start a conversation about Jesus? Could a book, podcast episode, testimony or other resource help you begin a conversation you've struggled to start yourself? Read: Colossians 4:5-6; 1 Corinthians 3:6-7 OTHER EPISODES YOU MAY ENJOY Mike Stevens: Step In to the Mission of God – Stories of Ordinary People Living on Mission Step In to the Mission with Mike Stevens Near-Death Experiences and the Christian Witness Dying To Be Alive - Sharing Death Encounters GO FURTHER WITH EVANGELISM FREE Trial Share Jesus Membership: https://www.sharejesus.com.au/ Free Sample On Mission with God @Home: https://evangelisminaustralia.com/freesample/ On Mission with God @Home Full Course Details: https://courses.evangelisminaustralia.com/courses/on-mission-with-god-4modules-flagship-course Support the Win Win Evangelism Podcast Buy Me a Coffee Get the latest from Evangelism in Australia Subscribe | Website | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook
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    23 分
  • Mike Stevens: Step In to the Mission of God - Stories of Ordinary People Living on Mission on Mission
    2026/09/08
    Could God already be working in someone’s life long before you ever talk to them about Jesus? Here's some real life stories of God at work. Evangelism can sometimes feel like the pressure is entirely on us. We think we need to create the opportunity, find the perfect words or somehow convince someone to become interested in faith. But what if our starting point was simply recognising that God is already at work? In this episode of The Win-Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom welcomes back Mike Stevens, author of Step Into the Mission of God, to explore how everyday Christians can notice what God is doing and have the courage to join Him. Mike shares the real life stories. From a young woman whose encounter with a dragonfly sparked questions about a Creator, to a university student who sensed the Holy Spirit prompting her to invite friends to read the Bible, Mike shows how natural evangelism can become when we learn to pray, listen and respond. Rather than making sharing Jesus another task to squeeze into an already busy life, this conversation will help you develop simple rhythms that create space for God, genuine relationships and opportunities to share your faith. IN THIS EPISODE The core message of 'Step Into the Mission of God'Stories of faith and transformation from church membersThe importance of prayer and Holy Spirit guidanceThe role of rhythms and practices in spiritual lifeEncouragement for everyday evangelism and outreach EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:00 - Introduction 02:32 - Mike's Journey and the Book's Impact 06:02 - The Dragonfly Story: Recognizing God's Work 08:17 - Changing Demographics and Openness to Faith 11:44 - The Holy Spirit's Role in Daily Life 14:28 - Stories of Faith in Action: Young Adults and Outreach 20:14 - Living Out Faith in Ordinary Moments 22:58 - Online and Community Care as Evangelism 24:38 - Closing Remarks and Resources WATCH THE EPISODE Dragonfly Leads Atheist to Church - Watch the short video MEET MIKE STEVENS Mike Stevens is a Lead Pastor at Clovercrest Baptist Church in Adelaide, Australia. Over the years he has taught at Bible College, spoken at conferences and authored the youth ministry book, The Glue. Mike also holds a Doctor of Ministry focused on God’s missional heart. His latest book, Step Into the Mission of God, helps everyday Christians recognise where God is at work and courageously join Him. Connect with Mike: Mike Stevens - New Book: Step In: To the Mission of God Mike Stevens Website Mike Stevens Facebook Mike Stevens Instagram GO DEEPER Discussion Questions 1.Do you really believe God is already at work in the people around you? How would your approach to evangelism change if you genuinely believed God was already working in people's lives? Read: John 6:44; John 5:17 2. Have you become trapped in a Christian bubble? How many meaningful relationships do you currently have with people who don't follow Jesus? Are your normal routines creating opportunities for genuine friendships outside the church? Read: Matthew 9:10-13; Colossians 4:5-6 3. Are you listening for the Holy Spirit before you act? Is there enough quiet in your life to recognise the Holy Spirit's prompting? What distractions might be making it difficult for you to listen? Read: John 16:13; Galatians 5:25; Acts 8:26-30 4. When God prompts you, are you willing to obey even when it feels uncomfortable? Can you remember a time when you sensed God prompting you to say or do something but fear held you back? What happened? Read: James 1:22; Luke 11:28 5. What rhythms in your life are helping or hindering evangelism? If you audited an average week, what does your schedule reveal about your priorities? Does it create space for God and for people? Read: Mark 1:35-39; Luke 6:12-13 6. Are you making sharing Jesus harder than it needs to be? When you hear the word evangelism, do you picture something complicated or intimidating? How could sharing Jesus become a more natural part of the relationships you already have? Read: Matthew 28:19-20; 1 Peter 3:15 7. What could it look like to ‘live’ the gospel before you explain it? How can practical care create space for meaningful conversations about Jesus? Is there someone in your life who needs you to demonstrate God's love before they need you to explain it? Read: Matthew 5:14-16; 1 John 3:18; Romans 12:13 OTHER EPISODES YOU MAY ENJOY Step In to the Mission with Mike Stevens When I Took a Homeless Woman to Church How to Share Your Faith Like Jesus: Lessons from Pais Movement Founder Paul Clayton Gibbs Evangelism After Christendom with Ger Jones GO FURTHER WITH EVANGELISM FREE Trial Share Jesus Membership: https://www.sharejesus.com.au/ Free Sample On Mission with God @Home: https://evangelisminaustralia.com/freesample/ On Mission with God @Home Full Course Details: https://courses.evangelisminaustralia.com/courses/on-mission-with-god-4modules-flagship-course Support the Win Win Evangelism Podcast: Buy Me a Coffee Get the latest...
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    25 分
  • Natchi Lazarus: Can AI Help Us Share Jesus or Evangelise, Without Replacing the Human?
    2026/09/14
    Where are people going with their biggest questions about life? Google? A friend? A pastor? Or are they now asking AI? And when someone asks, “Who is Jesus?”, what answer will they find? AI is rapidly changing how people search for answers, communicate and explore some of life's biggest questions. For Christians, that raises an important question: could AI become a useful tool for evangelism without replacing the human relationships, authenticity and work of the Holy Spirit that sit at its heart? In this episode of The Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom speaks with author, speaker and digital transformation expert Natchi Lazarus about what it means to share Jesus in a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. From people asking AI spiritual questions to churches creating content that can help shape the answers people discover online, Natchi explores both the opportunities and the challenges ahead. He explains why Christians don't need to choose between rejecting AI and blindly embracing it. Meaningful Christian content matters more than ever. He also emphasised “spirit-led intelligence” or remaining led by the Holy Spirit no matter how sophisticated technology becomes. IN THIS EPISODE The impact of AI on evangelism and church outreachUnderstanding the difference between AI and human spiritThe importance of spirit-led intelligence in technology useHow churches can adapt websites and content for AIThe potential and risks of AI answering spiritual questions EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:00 - Introduction 01:15 - Natchi Lazarus's journey with AI and the church 03:21 - What makes AI fundamentally different from human spirit 05:07 - Can AI do what only the human spirit can do 07:06 - Human plus AI: A new collaborative approach 09:46 - Church resistance and embracing new technology 11:54 - Adapting church websites for AI and digital engagement 17:45 - Spirit-led intelligence and living in an AI age 22:15 - AI's engagement with spiritual questions and the church's role WATCH THE EPISODE Full Video Episode - Watch Now AI is the New Way of Living and Functioning - Watch the short video MEET NATCHI LAZARUS Natchi Lazarus is a digital transformation expert who helps nonprofits, NGOs and faith-based organisations use social media, AI and digital strategies to expand their reach and increase their impact. Natchi is passionate about helping Christians and churches navigate technology without losing sight of what matters most: being led by the Holy Spirit. His work on Spirit-led Intelligence explores how believers can approach AI and an increasingly digital world with wisdom, confidence and biblical discernment. Connect with Natchi: Natchi Lazarus Website Natchi Lazarus YouTube Natchi Lazarus Facebook Natchi Lazarus Instagram GO DEEPER Discussion Questions 1. Are you approaching AI with fear, excitement or wise curiosity?What is your immediate reaction to AI? Fear, suspicion, excitement or curiosity? What would it look like to approach it with both wisdom and openness? Read: 2 Timothy 1:7; 1 Thessalonians 5:21-22 2. What can AI never replace in evangelism? Why does human connection still matter when sharing Jesus? What aspects of evangelism should we never hand over to technology? Read: Genesis 2:7; Genesis 1:26-27 3. If people are asking AI questions about God, should Christians be present there too? What does “go” mean in a world where people spend so much of their lives online? Can digital spaces genuinely become places for evangelism? Read: Matthew 28:19-20; 1 Corinthians 9:22-23 4. What Christian content are we contributing to the digital world? If someone searched online for answers about Jesus, what kind of Christian voices would you hope they encountered? Read: Psalm 96:3; Colossians 4:5-6 5.Are we using AI to strengthen our witness or simply create more noise? How could Christians use AI while still preserving authenticity, thoughtfulness and their own voice? Read: Colossians 3:17; Philippians 4:8 6.In an AI-shaped world, are you still being led by the Holy Spirit? As technology becomes more capable, how do we make sure we're still seeking God's wisdom rather than automatically trusting whatever AI tells us? Read: John 16:13; Romans 8:14; Galatians 5:25 7.Are we ready to help people when AI gives them confusing answers about faith? If a friend said, “I asked AI about Christianity and this is what it told me…”, how would you respond? Read: 1 Peter 3:15; Acts 17:10-12 OTHER EPISODES YOU MAY ENJOY AI for Christians: Why AI Makes the Gospel More Relevant Than Ever AI for Christians: How to Use Artificial Intelligence for Evangelism The Basics of AI & ChatGPT in Evangelism with Tina Waldrom Step In to the Mission with Mike Stevens Mike Stevens: Step In to the Mission of God – Stories of Ordinary People Living on Mission on Mission GO FURTHER WITH EVANGELISM FREE Trial Share Jesus Membership: https://www.sharejesus.com.au/ Free Sample On Mission with God @...
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    31 分
  • The Secret to Church Growth After You Plant with Tina Waldrom
    2026/08/31
    What keeps a church growing after the excitement of planting it begins to fade? More programs? Better events? A bigger team? Or could the secret be something much simpler? The direction of a church is shaped by what consistently gets its attention. And when evangelism stays visible, believers are far more likely to notice the people around them who don’t yet know Jesus. In this episode of The Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom shares her workshop from Exponential on the secret to growth after planting a church. Her challenge to leaders is simple: if you want people to notice those who don't yet know Jesus, you have to intentionally help them look. But creating a culture of evangelism isn't about putting more pressure on already busy Christians or launching another program. Tina explores practical principles that can help make sharing Jesus feel like normal Christianity again: from giving people simple, achievable actions and telling more stories of everyday faith conversations, to changing what churches measure and celebrating every small step someone takes towards Jesus. Whether you're leading a new church, an established congregation or simply want to become more intentional about sharing your own faith, this episode will challenge you to consider what you're focusing on and where that focus is taking you. IN THIS EPISODE The importance of focus after church plantingHow attention drives behavior and church growthUsing the reticular activating system to notice opportunitiesSetting specific, measurable goals for evangelismThe Hawthorne effect and keeping evangelism visibleCelebrating small wins and progress in faith journeyThe role of stories and sermons in shaping cultureThe importance of measuring evangelism effortsEncouraging a culture of outreach and discipleship EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:00 – Introduction 02:03 – The Focus That Led to Church Planting Success 03:53 – Why Most Churches Have a Focus Problem 11:59 – Measuring Progress and Celebrating Small Wins 14:12 – The Importance of Storytelling and Sermons 15:54 – The Hawthorne Effect and Keeping Evangelism Visible 23:53 – The Progress Principle and the Journey of Faith 26:07 – Practical Steps for Church Leaders 27:57 – Takeaways WATCH THE EPISODE Full Video on YouTube: Watch Now Watch this short video: “How Do I Get My People More Engaged in Evangelism?” MEET TINA WALDROM Tina Waldrom is the founder of Evangelism in Australia and host of The Win Win Evangelism Podcast. Tina has developed a deep conviction that evangelism is not only essential but learnable. Drawing on years of practical experience, ministry and training, she equips believers and church leaders with the clarity, confidence and practical tools they need to engage in meaningful faith conversations, recognise where God is already at work and make evangelism a natural part of everyday Christian life. Connect with Tina: Website - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn GO DEEPER Discussion Questions 1. What is occupying most of your attention as a Christian? If someone watched your life for the past six months, what would they conclude matters most to you? Where does evangelism fit into that picture? Read: Colossians 3:1-2; Matthew 6:33 2. Who has God already placed in your life? Who are the people already in your everyday world who don't follow Jesus? Read: Matthew 28:19-20; Colossians 4:5-6 3. Are you actually looking for opportunities to share your faith? When was the last time you recognised an opportunity for a spiritual conversation? What might change if you deliberately started looking for what God is already doing around you? Read: John 4:35; Ephesians 5:15-16 4. Is your goal for evangelism simple enough to actually do? What does ‘doing evangelism’ currently mean to you? Is your definition so big that it actually prevents you from starting? Read: James 1:22; Matthew 5:16 5. Are you defining success in evangelism too narrowly? Have you ever felt unsuccessful because someone didn't immediately respond to the gospel? What other signs could indicate that God is working in someone's life? Read: 1 Corinthians 3:6-7; Mark 4:26-29 6. What stories about evangelism are you telling? When Christians around you talk about their week, how often do you hear stories about spiritual conversations, praying for non-Christian friends or sharing Jesus? Read: Psalm 66:16; Hebrews 10:24-25 7. What would happen if evangelism became part of normal Christianity again? Do you currently see evangelism as something ordinary Christians naturally do, or something mainly for gifted evangelists? What would need to change for sharing Jesus to become a normal part of your Christian life? Read: Acts 1:8; 1 Peter 3:15; Matthew 28:18-20 OTHER EPISODES YOU MAY ENJOY How Evangelism and Social Justice Work Together with Tina Waldrom Sharing the Gospel in a Secular Australia (with Tina Waldrom) The Stats for Effective Evangelism with Mark McCrindle Why are So Many Australians ...
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    34 分
  • Prayer, Pioneering & Evangelism: How God Opens Doors for the Gospel
    2026/08/25
    What if growing in evangelism started with three simple prayers: God, open a door. Open their heart. Open my mouth. Prayer, pioneering & evangelism belong together. Sometimes sharing Jesus begins not with having the perfect strategy, but with recognising where God is already moving and having the courage to join Him. In this episode of The Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom talks with Jessie Skelly from PAIS Australia about what it means to pioneer new opportunities for the gospel, particularly among the next generation. From praying outside school gates to discovering “people of peace” and equipping young Christians to share Jesus with their friends, Jessie shares powerful stories of what can happen when ordinary believers stop trying to make everything happen themselves and start looking for where God is already at work. This conversation is also a challenge to get out of the boat and have a go. You'll hear why today's pioneering evangelism needs prayer, creativity and fresh approaches, how fear can stop us before a conversation even begins, and why we shouldn't decide in advance who will or won't respond to Jesus. If you want your evangelism to become more prayerful, courageous and dependent on the Holy Spirit, this episode will encourage you to pray for an open door and then be ready to walk through it. IN THIS EPISODE Unity across the body of Christ and working togetherThe concept of pioneering and starting new initiativesThe importance of discernment and prayer in evangelismStories of faith and breakthrough in schoolsThe role of prayer in empowering evangelism and discipleshipThe importance of community and mentorship in youth evangelismPractical steps for opening doors and engaging with schoolsThe significance of seed sowing and relational evangelismThe impact of faith stories and testimonies in outreachEncouragement for believers to step out in faith EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:29 - Jesse Scully and the PAIS Movement 02:15 - What Pioneering Means in Evangelism 07:19 - Looking for the Answer to Prayer in Real-life Conversations and Opportunities 11:18 - Why Prayer is Essential I You Want to Pioneer Anything for God 17:36 - Moving From Prayer into Actual Gospel Conversations 19:25 - Praying for Boldness and Speaking with Supernatural Confidence 21:46 - What Church Leaders and Youth Pastors Can Do If They Need Training for School Outreach 23:31 - Closing WATCH THE EPISODE Watch part of the full video episode: Watch Now Watch the short video: “Jessie Skelly: Pioneering is That New, Almost Apostolic Work” MEET JESSIE SKELLY Jessie Skelly is the National Director of Pais Australia, a role he has held for four years. His work focuses on pioneering evangelism, particularly reaching and discipling young people in schools and universities, training them to share their faith, and partnering with churches and Christian leaders. Connect with Jessie: Pais Movement – Website Pais Movement Australia – Website Pais Movement – Instagram Pais Movement Australia – Instagram Pais Movement – Facebook Pais Movement Australia – Facebook Jessie Skelly – Instagram GO DEEPER Discussion Questions 1.Where is God already at work around you? What evidence of spiritual openness have you noticed? Read: John 5:19; Acts 16:6-10 2. Are you regularly praying for God to open doors for evangelism? How often do you specifically ask God for opportunities to share Jesus? Read: Colossians 4:2–4; 1 Corinthians 16:9 3. Are you willing to change your methods without changing the message? How could you communicate the unchanging gospel creatively to people in your world today? Read: 1 Corinthians 9:19–23 4. Are you willing to step out of the boat? What could ‘stepping out of the boat’ look like for you? Read: Matthew 14:28-31; 2 Timothy 1:7-8 5. Are you praying first or running ahead of God? What would change if prayer became the starting point of your evangelism rather than something added afterwards? Read: John 15:5; Zechariah 4:6; Acts 4:29-31 6. Are you praying for boldness and then actually opening your mouth? What would help you move from praying about evangelism to actually doing it? Read: Acts 4:29-31; Ephesians 6:19-20; Romans 1:16 7. What could happen if Christians pioneered together rather than competed? Where could churches or Christian ministries in your community work together more effectively for evangelism? Read: John 17:20-23; Philippians 2:3-4; 1 Corinthians 3:6-9 OTHER EPISODES YOU MAY ENJOY How to Share Your Faith Like Jesus: Lessons from Pais Movement Founder Paul Clayton Gibbs How to Reach Anyone Anywhere with Pais Movement Evangelism After Christendom with Ger Jones GO FURTHER WITH EVANGELISM FREE Trial Share Jesus Membership: https://www.sharejesus.com.au/ Free Sample On Mission with God @Home: https://evangelisminaustralia.com/freesample/ On Mission with God @Home Full Course Details: https://courses.evangelisminaustralia.com/courses/on-mission-with-god-...
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