Evangelism Today: Effectively Sharing the Gospel in a Rapidly Changing World
What is the most effective way to reach people for Christ?Although the message of the gospel never changes, our methods for communicating it need to adjust to an ever-changing audience.Evangelism Todayhelps you share your faith in a culturally relevant way, gathering insights from ministry leaders across the nation to reveal current and future trends in evangelism, including•what the local church's role should be•evangelism strategies that work•where evangelistic opportunities are emerging	•and moreNo matter who you are--pastor, small group leader, businessperson, or homemaker--you are personally called to spread the message of the cross. Intensely practical and straightforward, this book will renew your passion to share the Good News and empower you to do so effectively."I have seen firsthand Scott's loyalty to the gospel, to the church, to the Bible, and to evangelism. His ministry--through initiatives such as Safe at Home--is reaching individuals all over the country."--Luis Palau, evangelist (www.palau.org)"Scott Dawson has opened my eyes. I read the book in one sitting and learned about the present and future of evangelism and how it should look in our contemporary culture. This relevant material is life-changing."--Pat Williams, senior vice president, Orlando Magic; author,Who Are You Living For?"The times are changing, but the truths are still applicable. The authors' ability to state how we can be more effective in evangelism in the twenty-first century is a message that should be read by every pastor, staff member, and layperson interested in reaching our culture for Christ."--Michael Catt, executive producer,Facing The GiantsandFireproof"In a culture saturated with showmanship and marketing schemes, Scott reminds us of the nonnegotiable essentials of prayer, integrity, community, and the necessity of a cross-centered message of forgiveness and grace. An encouraging word for all who know Jesus and want to make him known to others."--Timothy George, founding dean of Beeson Divinity School of Samford University; senior editor,Christianity Today