What does the resurrection of Jesus Christ mean to you and me? We understand that the resurrection is essential to the gospel but it may be a stumbling block to some. Can we prove that the resurrection is an historic fact? Let’s see...

It’s interesting where we can find examples of evangelistic desire. Jesus shows us one place is the torment of Hades. What can we learn from the rich man about wanting to share the gospel with others? We might be surprised!

What motivated Jesus to share the good news of the kingdom? What about His disciples? We learn from these examples that “you gotta wanna” to build the desire necessary for an evangelistic habit.

Along with knowledge, skill is critical to any habit. How did Jesus’ apostles develop their evangelistic skills? How about the early Christians? Would those same skill-building principles work for us as well? Let’s see...

As we think about building evangelistic knowledge, let’s review a few more Bible study tools we can put in our toolbox to help us share the good news of Jesus Christ with others.

When we read the phrase “in Christ”, do we fully comprehend what it means? Let’s see what it means to be in Christ, outside of Christ & how we get into Christ.

In our third “Back to the Bible” study, we go back the Bible pattern of salvation. Have you obeyed the gospel of Jesus Christ? Let’s see what the Bible says we must do to be save.

Last week, we learned from the evangelism study, Back to the Bible Lesson #1, taught us that the Bible is our sole authority for truth. Today, Lesson #2 takes us “Back to the Church of the Bible.”

We continue our evangelism study with a tool to help our Bible knowledge: Back to the Bible. Lesson #1 takes us “Back to the Authority of the Bible.”

What if you could spend a day with Jesus, learning how He spread the gospel? What would you learn? Let’s look at what the Bible tells us about Jesus’ evangelistic methods and habits.