GO! Evangelism Blog

Before ascending into heaven, Jesus gave these final words: “ Go therefore and make disciples of all nations ... ” ( Matthew 28:19–20 ). This wasn’t a suggestion or limited to pastors and church leadership. The Great Commission calls to everyone who has been transformed by Christ. If you’ve experienced salvation, you’re part of the mission to spread the Gospel. Jesus didn’t say, “If you feel gifted, go.” He said, “ Go ,” because the power doesn’t come from our qualifications but from Him. Biblical evangelism isn’t about a stage or a microphone. It’s about living your faith publicly and intentionally. Evangelism Flows from a Transformed Life One of the most powerful tools for effective evangelism is your personal story. When you’ve been transformed by Christ, your life becomes a witness. Sharing how Jesus changed you (your struggles, your turning point, your hope) has more power than a polished sermon. As 1 Peter 3:15 reminds us, “ Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who...

As the US celebrates independence with flags, fireworks, and declarations of liberty, Christians are called to consider a deeper and more enduring kind of freedom. While political liberty has value, true freedom goes beyond self-rule or personal rights. What is freedom, really, if we remain bound by sin, shame, and spiritual death? For believers, freedom in Christ redefines what it means to be truly free. From Slavery to Sin to Freedom in Christ Before encountering Christ, humanity lived in bondage to the power of sin. Romans 6:20-22 explains that when we were slaves to sin, we were free from righteousness, but now, having been set free, we belong to God. This freedom from sin is not a license to live however we please, but a call to holiness and new life. Through the power of the Gospel, we experience spiritual transformation that leads to genuine spiritual freedom. Salvation comes when we are free from sin and given a new heart that desires God. This is what Jesus meant in John 8:3...

Have you ever felt a deep inner urge to share the good news of Jesus but found yourself hesitating? You might be wrestling with thoughts about whether you're truly called to ministry or simply experiencing a fleeting enthusiasm. The truth is, God has a plan for you, and these thoughts could be a sign you're an evangelist in hiding. It's time to step out of your comfort zone and embrace your purpose in Christ. What It Means to Be an Evangelist It's important to understand what biblical evangelism truly involves so that our message reflects God’s truth. An evangelist is someone specifically gifted by God to clearly communicate the message of Jesus Christ, leading others toward salvation. While all Christians are called to share their faith , evangelists have a distinct passion for speaking about Jesus. Signs You May Be Called to Evangelize Wondering if you're secretly an evangelist? Here are a few clear indicators: Deep Desire to Share Jesus: You feel a consistent, ...

Understanding repentance in the Bible is fundamental for spiritual growth and a meaningful relationship with God and the Gospel . However, many people misunderstand what true repentance means, often confusing it with guilt, shame, or simply saying "sorry." This article will explore what the Bible actually teaches about repentance. Understanding the Meaning of Repentance The true meaning of repentance involves both acknowledging wrongdoing and making a sincere effort to change. It's not just about experiencing temporary guilt and regret. Genuine repentance means turning completely from sin and embracing God's path. In the New Testament, the Greek word for repentance, "metanoia," means "a change of mind." It signifies a fundamental transformation of one's thinking and lifestyle. Without corresponding action, an apology is empty. True repentance is proven by the fruit it bears in a changed life. The Fruits of True Repentance True repentance manife...