Beacons Of The Gospel

In this episode of the "Beacons of the gospel" Podcast, we will be examining the processes of Farming, Building, and Fishing, and using them as metaphors by noticing the parallels between them and the process of making disciples of Jesus Christ and the Gospel. In doing this, we will be recognizing that this process of making disciples requires us to identify the different stages or phases that must be navigated through to develop thoroughly trained disciples.

In this episode of the "Beacons of the gospel" Podcast, I will be discussing the use of illustrations in teaching. Then we will examine how learning how and when to utilize them can dramatically increase our effectiveness in communicating the Gospel Message to people who don't understand it.

In this episode of the "Beacons of the gospel" Podcast, I will be discussing what the purpose of "The Church" is and how well churches are presently doing at fulfilling that purpose. I will also be citing some current surveys and studies, which reveal some disturbing trends in the declining numbers of churches and attendance, since the turn of the century. I will then discuss the use of argumentation in the presentation of the gospel when sharing our faith. Finally, we will look at an experiment that illustrates our tendency toward embracing traditions and learned behavior.

In this episode of the "Beacons of the Gospel" Podcast, we will continue our examination of "The Jesus Method" and how it works. I will once again be sharing, from my personal experiences, how the asking of probing and insightful questions can have a remarkable impact on the effectiveness of our evangelistic encounters.

In this episode of the "Beacons of the Gospel" Podcast, I will be examining "The Jesus Method" of teaching, evangelizing, and disciple-making. This method is demonstrated by the boy Jesus while He is interacting with the Teachers of the Law. This incident is recorded for us in Luke chapter 2 verses 39 to 52.

In this inaugural episode of my "Beacons of the Gospel" podcast series, we will first present the introduction to the series by explaining its purpose, which is to equip prospective evangelists and disciple-makers with the communication skills, techniques, methods, and strategies to achieve more successful results in those endeavors. Second, I will share my eulogy, given for my dear friend, John Moseley, as a way of sharing some of my background, in an attempt to establish my credibility to teach this material.