Category: Evangelism – Missions

by Bringing Truth

This is a portion of a letter written from an atheist to a guy named Ray Comfort.

Ray,  If you’re right about God, as you say you are, and you believe that, then how can you sleep at night? When you speak with me, you are speaking with someone who you believe is walking directly into eternal damnation, into an endless onslaught of horrendous pain which your ‘loving’ god created, yet you stand by and do nothing.

by Bringing Truth

For everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved. How then will they call on him in whom they have not believed? And how are they to believe in him of whom they have never heard? And how are they to hear without someone preaching? And how are they to preach unless they are sent?

by ANGP

All Nations Gospel Publishers is a Gospel literature mission.  It has been established by Swiss missionaries in 1935 with its mission press in South Africa.  It is a faith based mission to third world countries. They  produce, dispatch and distribute approximately 12 million free Gospel booklets and messages in over 494 tribal languages per year.

by Ron Rhodes

Liberal Christians typically seek to adapt religious ideas to modern science. Their goal is to make Christianity “relevant” to modern man. By elevating science to supreme authority, they assume the Bible is a fallible human document, approach Scripture with an antisupernatural bias, and dismiss miracles as the fantasies of ignorant people in biblical times who did not understand the laws of nature. They also view humanity as fundamentally good, with no real sin problem.

by Open Doors

For over 60 years, Open Doors has worked in the world’s most oppressive countries, empowering Christians who are persecuted for their beliefs. Open Doors equips persecuted Christians in more than 60 countries.

by Janelle Powers
January 14,2015

When Brother Andrew started the ministry of Open Doors in 1955, he had a heart specifically for those behind the Iron Curtain. The USSR had become an extremely difficult place to be a Christian and Christians were losing freedoms more and more as time went by.

by Chosen People Ministries

Witnessing to a Jewish person goes far beyond reciting the facts of the Gospel message. Witnessing must become a dialogue between two individuals, each with mutual respect and a genuine interest in the well being of the other. Because the best witness is the witness of a friend or close relation, the first step in sharing the Gospel with a Jewish person is to develop a friendship. Your witness will do best as it grows naturally out of a deepening relationship.

by Maggie Peil

When speaking about God, atheists can be curious or aggressive, transparent or convoluted. I was an atheist for many years. Now that I’m a Christian I enjoy discussing things with atheists. Here are some tips about talking to non-believers, using the Bible as your tool and guide.

by Dean C. Halverson and Natun Bhattacharya
Christian Research Institute

American Christians who take the Great Commission seriously cannot afford to ignore Hinduism. Not only are one million of its roughly eight hundred million adherents living in the United States, but the beliefs and practices of Hinduism (e.g., pantheism, reincarnation, and yoga) have deeply penetrated Western culture. In Part One we provided necessary background information for understanding Hindus. Now we offer six specific suggestions that will help facilitate meaningful dialogue with them.

by Jews For Jesus    
July 21, 2011 

If you’re reading this page, you’re probably interested in sharing your faith in Y’shua (Jesus) with Jewish people! Maybe you have a Jewish neighbor…or friend, or classmate, or even a Jewish relative. Or maybe you just want to be prepared for the next time you meet a Jewish person. Here are some things you should know that will help you be a more effective witness.