What prompts the unchurched to accept Jesus? How can we more
effectively witness to others? As a full-time minister, I have often
been struck with the difficulty people have in reaching the unchurched
(myself included). As a result, I am always looking for ways to lead
people to Jesus.
I am launching this discussion topic so that we can learn from each
other. How can we lead a life that pursues the Great Commission? What
has worked for you? What obstacles have you overcome? It would be good
to hear some practical success stories.
You can also take a brief survey to help answer these questions at:
http://docshawn.com
Once the survey is completed, you will have the option of having the
results sent to you.
> What prompts the unchurched to accept Jesus? How can we more
> effectively witness to others? As a full-time minister, I have often
> been struck with the difficulty people have in reaching the unchurched
> (myself included). As a result, I am always looking for ways to lead
> people to Jesus.
> I am launching this discussion topic so that we can learn from each
> other. How can we lead a life that pursues the Great Commission? What
> has worked for you? What obstacles have you overcome? It would be good
> to hear some practical success stories.
> You can also take a brief survey to help answer these questions at:http://docshawn.com
> Once the survey is completed, you will have the option of having the
> results sent to you.
Why do you feel the need to prosletyse or to lead people to Jesus
anyway? I mean, we all know about those that worship Christ. It's not
like the 'unchurched' are unaware of the opportunity that exists.
Again, why do you feel the need to do this?
Max
On Nov 30, 3:56 pm, sdanders <newbergfamily...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> What prompts the unchurched to accept Jesus? How can we more
> effectively witness to others? As a full-time minister, I have often
> been struck with the difficulty people have in reaching the unchurched
> (myself included). As a result, I am always looking for ways to lead
> people to Jesus.
> I am launching this discussion topic so that we can learn from each
> other. How can we lead a life that pursues the Great Commission? What
> has worked for you? What obstacles have you overcome? It would be good
> to hear some practical success stories.
> You can also take a brief survey to help answer these questions at:http://docshawn.com
> Once the survey is completed, you will have the option of having the
> results sent to you.
So you want to become another prefabricator of the truth and
spread lies a deceit among innocent people. You are in the wrong
place and it is to be hoped you do not fetch up anywhere near me,
or you will soon get your marching orders.
On Nov 30, 6:56 am, sdanders <newbergfamily...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> What prompts the unchurched to accept Jesus? How can we more
> effectively witness to others? As a full-time minister, I have often
> been struck with the difficulty people have in reaching the unchurched
> (myself included). As a result, I am always looking for ways to lead
> people to Jesus.
> I am launching this discussion topic so that we can learn from each
> other. How can we lead a life that pursues the Great Commission? What
> has worked for you? What obstacles have you overcome? It would be good
> to hear some practical success stories.
> You can also take a brief survey to help answer these questions at:http://docshawn.com
> Once the survey is completed, you will have the option of having the
> results sent to you.
On Nov 29, 10:56 pm, sdanders <newbergfamily...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> What prompts the unchurched to accept Jesus? How can we more
> effectively witness to others? As a full-time minister, I have often
> been struck with the difficulty people have in reaching the unchurched
> (myself included). As a result, I am always looking for ways to lead
> people to Jesus.
Have Jesus preach a sermon at a venue with substantial seating
capacity and people will attend without your leading them to him.
You might try some of the other pastor's web sites like
jentesenfranklin.org or tdjakes.org
both are ministers on a national scale with large churches - and they tell
how to be saved on their web sites.
On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 1:09 PM, ranjit_math...@yahoo.com <
> On Nov 29, 10:56 pm, sdanders <newbergfamily...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > What prompts the unchurched to accept Jesus? How can we more
> > effectively witness to others? As a full-time minister, I have often
> > been struck with the difficulty people have in reaching the unchurched
> > (myself included). As a result, I am always looking for ways to lead
> > people to Jesus.
> Have Jesus preach a sermon at a venue with substantial seating
> capacity and people will attend without your leading them to him.
On Nov 29, 10:56 pm, sdanders <newbergfamily...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> What prompts the unchurched to accept Jesus? How can we more
> effectively witness to others?
I'd say, hone your indoctrination techniques - use the strap if
necessary to beat children into obedience. Bring back the Inquisition.
Rig elections so that only Christian candidates get elected. Relocate
ministers and priests if they get caught diddling children. That sort
of thing.
> As a full-time minister, I have often
> been struck with the difficulty people have in reaching the unchurched
> (myself included). As a result, I am always looking for ways to lead
> people to Jesus.
> I am launching this discussion topic so that we can learn from each
> other. How can we lead a life that pursues the Great Commission? What
> has worked for you? What obstacles have you overcome? It would be good
> to hear some practical success stories.
> You can also take a brief survey to help answer these questions at:http://docshawn.com
> Once the survey is completed, you will have the option of having the
> results sent to you.
On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 4:43 PM, Neil Kelsey <neil_kel...@hotmail.com>wrote:
> On Nov 29, 10:56 pm, sdanders <newbergfamily...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > What prompts the unchurched to accept Jesus? How can we more
> > effectively witness to others?
> I'd say, hone your indoctrination techniques - use the strap if
> necessary to beat children into obedience. Bring back the Inquisition.
> Rig elections so that only Christian candidates get elected. Relocate
> ministers and priests if they get caught diddling children. That sort
> of thing.
> > As a full-time minister, I have often
> > been struck with the difficulty people have in reaching the unchurched
> > (myself included). As a result, I am always looking for ways to lead
> > people to Jesus.
> > I am launching this discussion topic so that we can learn from each
> > other. How can we lead a life that pursues the Great Commission? What
> > has worked for you? What obstacles have you overcome? It would be good
> > to hear some practical success stories.
> > You can also take a brief survey to help answer these questions at:
> http://docshawn.com
> > Once the survey is completed, you will have the option of having the
> > results sent to you.
-- Witchy Woman, AvC Anti-Spam Brigade. AA Wolf Pack Member #7
"Change is the only constant in the universe. Fear its' constant companion.
Overcoming fear is the key to unlocking its' gifts." --Trance Gemini,
Andromeda
> On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 4:43 PM, Neil Kelsey <neil_kel...@hotmail.com>wrote:
>> On Nov 29, 10:56 pm, sdanders <newbergfamily...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> > What prompts the unchurched to accept Jesus? How can we more
>> > effectively witness to others?
>> I'd say, hone your indoctrination techniques - use the strap if
>> necessary to beat children into obedience. Bring back the Inquisition.
>> Rig elections so that only Christian candidates get elected. Relocate
>> ministers and priests if they get caught diddling children. That sort
>> of thing.
> But ... Aren't they already doing that???
Naw! they have just perfected the *art of intimidation* to where you are
scared you are going to *hell* if you don't bow down their way. Nice??
>> > As a full-time minister, I have often
>> > been struck with the difficulty people have in reaching the unchurched
>> > (myself included). As a result, I am always looking for ways to lead
>> > people to Jesus.
>> > I am launching this discussion topic so that we can learn from each
>> > other. How can we lead a life that pursues the Great Commission? What
>> > has worked for you? What obstacles have you overcome? It would be good
>> > to hear some practical success stories.
>> > You can also take a brief survey to help answer these questions at:
>> http://docshawn.com
>> > Once the survey is completed, you will have the option of having the
>> > results sent to you.
> --
> Witchy Woman, AvC Anti-Spam Brigade. AA Wolf Pack Member #7
> "Change is the only constant in the universe. Fear its' constant companion.
> Overcoming fear is the key to unlocking its' gifts." --Trance Gemini,
> Andromeda
On Nov 30, 2:01 pm, "Trance Gemini" <trancegemi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sun, Nov 30, 2008 at 4:43 PM, Neil Kelsey <neil_kel...@hotmail.com>wrote:
> > On Nov 29, 10:56 pm, sdanders <newbergfamily...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > > What prompts the unchurched to accept Jesus? How can we more
> > > effectively witness to others?
> > I'd say, hone your indoctrination techniques - use the strap if
> > necessary to beat children into obedience. Bring back the Inquisition.
> > Rig elections so that only Christian candidates get elected. Relocate
> > ministers and priests if they get caught diddling children. That sort
> > of thing.
> > > As a full-time minister, I have often
> > > been struck with the difficulty people have in reaching the unchurched
> > > (myself included). As a result, I am always looking for ways to lead
> > > people to Jesus.
> > > I am launching this discussion topic so that we can learn from each
> > > other. How can we lead a life that pursues the Great Commission? What
> > > has worked for you? What obstacles have you overcome? It would be good
> > > to hear some practical success stories.
> > > You can also take a brief survey to help answer these questions at:
> >http://docshawn.com
> > > Once the survey is completed, you will have the option of having the
> > > results sent to you.
> --
> Witchy Woman, AvC Anti-Spam Brigade. AA Wolf Pack Member #7
> "Change is the only constant in the universe. Fear its' constant companion.
> Overcoming fear is the key to unlocking its' gifts." --Trance Gemini,
> Andromeda- Hide quoted text -
