Evangelism on SermonAudio

The sermon highlights the ongoing partnership between a local congregation and Filipino missionaries through financial support and prayer. It details the extensive ministries of Badoc Bible Baptist Church, including soul winning, campus outreach, and biblical training, all sustained by God's grace. The preacher encourages the audience to consider taking on this missionary as a regular partner in spreading the gospel. Emphasis is placed on the eternal reward for those who sacrifice to support global evangelism efforts. The message concludes with a call to prayer and an offering to further God's work across the world.

The sermon emphasizes the critical importance of personal evangelism by examining the account of the Gerasene demoniac in Luke 8. It highlights how Jesus commanded the healed man to return home and share his testimony, establishing a model for believers to witness in their immediate contexts without delay or dilution. The message encourages Christians to overcome discouragement and complacency by recognizing that their daily environments are primary mission fields. Through biblical examples and practical application, it urges the congregation to intentionally share the gospel with family, friends, and neighbors. Ultimately, the preacher calls for a renewed zeal in sharing Christ's saving work, promising joy and divine reward for faithful witness.

The sermon emphasizes that genuine faith in Jesus Christ must be accompanied by active works and evangelism, drawing primarily from James chapter 2. It clarifies the relationship between salvation by grace through faith and the subsequent call to good works, referencing Ephesians 2 and Romans 3-5. Bro. Warren urges believers to actively share the gospel with the lost, illustrating that passive belief is insufficient without tangible action and witness. By examining examples like Abraham and the nature of divine grace, the message asserts that true faith transforms behavior and compels obedience to the Great Commission. Ultimately, the sermon calls the congregation to integrate their spiritual convictions into daily life, ensuring their actions glorify God and point others to salvation.

Join us Sunday mornings at 11am as Pastor Jesse preaches through Paul's letter to the Colossians. Severn Run Evangelical Presbyterian Church is a congregation of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), devoted to the pursuit of Scripture, prayer, fellowship, and worship as we seek to faithfully reach our community for Christ.

The sermon uses the story of young Samuel to ask of us if we truly listen attentively to God's Word. Ultimately, it calls listeners to respond to God's call with the same willingness as Samuel, declaring 'here am I' and committing to His service.

This sermon provides a practical framework for Christian evangelism, urging believers to view every individual as an eternal soul deserving of the gospel. The speaker outlines key principles including praying for open doors and clarity, relying on God's adequacy rather than personal strength, and integrating evangelism into daily routines. Emphasizing the role of believers as salt and light, the message encourages proactive engagement with neighbors and coworkers through genuine conversation and personal testimony. The central argument asserts that while humans are responsible for planting spiritual seeds, the Holy Spirit alone brings conversion. Ultimately, the sermon calls the congregation to courageous, faithful witness in their immediate spheres of influence.

Dr. Schmidt examines how the Gospel progressed from the Jews, to the Samaritans, and then to the uttermost parts of the world. Understanding how God worked with specific people, at specific times, for a specific reason opens up one's understanding of the entire Bible.

In this sermon from John 4:31-42, Pastor Rockhill draws the church back to Jesus' conversation at Jacob's well, where a simple request that Jesus eat becomes an opportunity to teach the disciples about the heart of evangelism. His central burden is that doing the will of God is the true food that sustains the believer, just as it sustained Christ, who came to finish the work the Father sent Him to accomplish. Pastor Rockhill shows that God's revealed will in Scripture is our daily spiritual nourishment, guiding how we live even while the secret things remain in God's hands. From this flows the great work of the church: the Great Commission. He explains that the harvest is not four months away but ready now, already prepared by the Spirit, as the crowd of Samaritans streaming from the city vividly illustrates. He presses the doctrine of God's sovereignty in salvation. Believers cannot compel anyone to believe; they are called simply to be faithful, whether sowing or reaping, trusting that God's Word never returns void but accomplishes His purpose, whether unto salvation or judgment. There is no room for jealousy among laborers, only shared joy and eternal reward. The message, modeled by the Samaritan woman, is a humble testimony of what Christ has done. Pastor Rockhill urges every believer to lift up their eyes and see the fields—neighbors, coworkers, family, and children—ripe for harvest, and to go faithfully for God's glory alone.

Preached at Holywell Evangelical Church, North Wales, UK