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Hebrews 13:8 Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, and today, and forever.


Remember: Only What You Do for Christ Will Last

With everything else in life, there is constant innovation and change. Many of the things listed below are not used the same way they were twenty years ago.

I. Communication

A. Telephone

  1. Cell phone
  2. House phone
  3. Office phone

B. Radio

  1. Car radio
  2. Home radio system

C. Television

  1. Stationary TV
  2. Portable TV
  3. Wall-mounted TV

D. Internet

  1. Dial-up
  2. Wireless

II. Education

A. Elementary School
B. High School
C. College
D. Online Schools

III. Transportation

A. Automobiles

  1. Car
  2. Truck

B. Airplanes

  1. Private
  2. Commercial

C. Boats

  1. Sailboat
  2. Yacht

Although there is no right or wrong way to share the Gospel, we should always seek more effective ways to get the Word out because people and methods have changed over time.

Many long-time Christians often use two common outreach methods:

1. Church Gathering Outreach

A group gathers in a circle on a lot or at an establishment. One person usually speaks through a microphone to the gathered believers while others pass by walking or driving.

2. Bullhorn or Megaphone Outreach

Speaking through a bullhorn or megaphone in places where people are passing by, such as malls or other public areas.

Eight Ways to Evangelize

Below are several ways believers can share the Gospel with others.

1. Friends and Family

Believe it or not, all of our friends and family members are not saved. Opportunities to share the Gospel often happen during gatherings such as:

  • Class reunions
  • Birthday parties
  • Baby showers
  • Weddings
  • Family reunions
  • Picnics
  • Funerals

These events can naturally open the door for meaningful conversations about faith.

2. In Your Home

Inviting others into your home to share the Gospel can be meaningful and personal. This should be done prayerfully and wisely.

3. One-on-One Conversations

Personal conversations can be one of the most effective ways to share your testimony or explain the Gospel.

This may include:

  • Personal witnessing
  • Teaching a Bible lesson
  • Sunday School teaching
  • Leading a Bible study
  • Teaching a Vacation Bible School class

4. Group Settings

These settings usually happen at churches, revivals, conferences, or special services where many people gather and can hear the message of salvation at the same time.

5. Door-to-Door Outreach

This involves visiting neighborhoods and communities to speak with people who may be home and willing to listen to the Gospel message.

6. Prison Ministry

Visiting prisons and jails to witness and minister to inmates who may be searching for hope, forgiveness, and transformation.

7. Serving While Meeting Needs

Sharing the Gospel while helping meet practical needs, such as volunteering at:

  • Food pantries
  • Homeless shelters
  • Community outreach events

Acts of service can open hearts to hear the message of Christ.

8. Media Outreach

Using modern media platforms to share the Gospel message through:

  • Television
  • Radio
  • Internet
  • Social media

Media allows the Gospel to reach people who might never step inside a church.

Final Thought

Remember:

Only what you do for Christ will last.

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