Tell What You Know

Bring Them With You

This final sermon in our "Find, Tell, Bring" series focuses specifically on the final step of 'bringing' people to Christ by inviting them with you to church, Life Group, or other similar avenues. It emphasizes overcoming fear to share your testimony, seeing others through God's eyes of love, and how we intentionally design "church" to welcome the unchurched.

Bring Them With You

This final sermon in our "Find, Tell, Bring" series focuses specifically on the final step of 'bringing' people to Christ by inviting them with you to church, Life Group, or other similar avenues. It emphasizes overcoming fear to share your testimony, seeing others through God's eyes of love, and how we intentionally design "church" to welcome the unchurched.

Tell What You Know

This message focuses on equipping church members to share their personal stories and faith to help bring others to Jesus. Listen as Pastor Chris talks about overcoming common evangelism objections, learning how to ask questions and listen, telling impactful personal stories, directing conversations to Jesus, and living as a witness through our actions.

Tell What You Know

This message focuses on equipping church members to share their personal stories and faith to help bring others to Jesus. Listen as Pastor Chris talks about overcoming common evangelism objections, learning how to ask questions and listen, telling impactful personal stories, directing conversations to Jesus, and living as a witness through our actions.

Find Someone You Love

The first of a new three-part series focused on evangelism in our daily lives. Here, we're challenged as church members to find and build relationships with non-Christians, tell them about Jesus, and bring them to church. We know that evangelism is commanded by Jesus as an act of love. This message examines the common pushback that evangelism is inappropriate, too difficult, etc. and helps give simple ideas like praying over non-Christian contacts, leveraging current friendships, building new relationships, moving toward excluded individuals, and taking initiative to have spiritual conversations.