Leading People to Christ Every Sunday (series)

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Written By John Albiston

Part 1: The Potential for Impact

Believe it or not, there are churches everywhere who see people saved every service. Big, small, urban, rural, Bible-belt and in hard soil, the Gospel still works. And few things are going to transform the morale and culture of your church quite like seeing people coming to faith in Christ every Sunday. Watch a real-life example of this happening.

Part 2: Anatomy of an Effective Gospel Presentaion

What are the core elements in leading people to Christ during a Sunday morning service? What are the essential elements that we MUST include during our explanation of the Gospel? What are some optional add-ons that we can include to deal with common misunderstandings and objections to the message of the Cross?

Part 3: Communication with Clarity and Getting a Response

How exactly are we supposed to communicate the Gospel in a way that doesn't require a theological degree to simply understand what we're trying to say? What churchy words and figures of speech confuse the people we're trying to reach? How do we challenge them to respond and how do we lead them into a life of following Jesus?

Part 4: Following Up with New Believers

We never want to abandon babies in the delivery room, so how do w follow-up with new believers? How do we identify them, confirm their decision, and plug them into our discipleship pathway so we can help them reach spiritual maturity?

John Albiston

John works as an Effectiveness Coach with Church Vitalization Canada. He is a strategic thinker who has pastored urban and rural churches, traditional and on the cutting edge. He is a passionate evangelist who is committed to rapid church growth by creating churches that unchurched people love to attend. With his church planting, multi-service, multi-site, and church merger experience, he regularly trains leaders, coaches church planters, and helps other pastors lead their churches into new growth.

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