The Gospel we proclaim by life and by lip has to do with a Person rather than a program. The Person and work of Jesus Christ should be the substantive message that is proclaimed. There may be various programs that are employed to communicate that message, but the message is Biblical in content. A question, however, that often arises in a Christian educational setting has to do with balance in understanding. It is my contention that evangelism is ineffective without theology and that theology is impotent without true evangelism.
Evangelism is theology in practice.
The heart of the Gospel is theological. Because some theology is presented in a dull or disinteresting way, that should not be the fault of theology. Because some evangelistic efforts appear to be shallow or superficial, that should not be the fault of evangelism. Theology and evangelism are dependent upon each other. We try to blend study with service so that personal evangelism and personal edification develop together.