Lead Like Jesus. Live On Mission. Make Disciples.
Pastors, have you ever noticed that the people in your congregation aren’t quite as excited about discipleship and mission as you are?
Have you ever wondered why, despite your best intentions, you can’t seem to find your way into actually making disciples?
One of the most difficult aspects of Christianity for me to embrace and practice has been the whole evangelism thing. I’ve just never been comfortable with it.
And as I talk with pastors and Christian leaders around the country (especially younger ones), I hear the same story. Evangelism just doesn’t feel natural to a lot of us.
It’s like evangelism is the awkward guy at the party who can’t follow the conversation and always talks a little too loudly. It’s fine, he’s nice enough, but you just don’t know how to relate to him.
So what’s the deal with that? Are we “ashamed of the gospel” and need to get over ourselves? Are we trying too hard to be “relevant” or something?
