Evangelism In A Post-COVID World

COVID-19 has opened up new opportunities to catch up with friends and colleagues online. 

It is easier than ever before. So how might we make the most of these opportunities? 

How might we start and continue to share Jesus in these one-to-one catch ups online? 

Check out City Bible Forum evangelist Sam Chan's advice on how to make this possible.

Some community groups have made the transition to an electronic format and are staying there. Others are now hybrids.

The world's introduction to Zoom and other video platforms has opened up new opportunities. So, how can we make the most of the online experience? How can online small groups work better?

Check out the advice offered by City Bible Forum evangelist Sam Chan in this episode of Evangelism In A Post-COVID World.

COVID-19 has changed the way church is done. So, how can we make the most of online services?

How can we organise them so they might have greater impact? How can we make the most of this opportunity?

Join City Bible Forum evangelist Sam Chan as he answers these and more questions in the latest episode of Evangelism in a Post-COVID World.

As we find ourselves speaking in front of a camera more and more, how can we improve how we sound?

From technology, to the ‘stomach voice’, to bad habits - Sam Chan identifies the big stumbling blocks.

Check out this episode of Evangelism In A Post-COVID World to see how you can sound more confident in front of the camera.

You can find the original videos on which this podcast was based on the City Bible Forum web site.

COVID-19 has made us pivot to a new medium. So as we speak in front of a camera, what are some of the distractions that hamper people hearing what is being said?

Have you considered the impact of striped shirts? And why should you always ensure you have proper pants?

A short episode of Evangelism In A Post-COVID world to make sure your wardrobe is working as hard for God as you are.

You can find the original videos on which this podcast was based on the City Bible Forum web site.

COVID-19 has changed us from being speech writers to film makers.

As we saw in our first episode with City Bible Forum evangelist Sam Chan, our medium has changed from a public declaration to a electronic presentation.

So how can we turn our study into a studio in a simple and cheap way? Watch this episode of Evangelism in a Post-COVID world to find out.

You can find the original videos on which this podcast was based on the City Bible Forum web site.

As you speak to a camera, who do you think you are most like - a newsreader, a lecturer or a YouTuber?

Because who you are will impact the kind of posture you adopt and the range of reactions you are hoping to get.

Watch City Bible Forum evangelist Sam Chan as he tackles this fundamental question for online communication.

You can find the original videos on which this podcast was based on the City Bible Forum web site.

The screens we carry around in our pocket and those that perch on the desk at home are now vital territory for the Gospel.

As we saw in our first episode, the lens has become a key way to communicate the Gospel in a COVID-shaped world. So how do we speak in front of a camera? How do we avoid that resting grumpy face?

Join City Bible Forum evangelist Sam Chan as he takes us through 8 tips on how to communicate the Gospel effectively on camera.

Evangelism In A Post-COVID World gets more personal as this episode explores why we can feel stressed, anxious and depressed.

Tune in to City Bible Forum evangelist, Sam Chan, as he explains how those feelings might also inform the way we witness to those around us.

The west has been relying on a storyline that says things will go from good to great for those who put in the effort - something the COVID-19 pandemic as shown to be manifestly untrue.

So how does following Jesus stack up? Is this story better? If so, how?

Join City Bible Forum evangelist Sam Chan as he talks us through the two storylines that face us, and how to help people see Jesus as the only source of joy for a fear-stricken world.