Evangelism on SermonAudio

The sermon warns believers against the spiritual danger of hoarding wealth and exploiting others for personal gain, drawing parallels between ancient injustices described in Amos, Micah, and Isaiah and modern economic practices. It emphasizes that true faith is demonstrated not by bank accounts but by a generous attitude toward money and a proactive commitment to sharing the gospel with others. The preacher argues that material riches are temporary and ultimately serve as evidence against the hoarder on the day of judgment, whereas investing in souls yields eternal rewards. By contrasting the corruption of worldly greed with the call to be a blessing to the nations, the message urges Christians to prioritize spiritual stewardship over self-sufficiency. Ultimately, it challenges the audience to actively support missionary work and evangelism as the primary way to honor God with their resources. What does James 5:1-6 mean? What does the Bible say about rich people? Is it wrong for Christians to be rich? What does the Bible say about greed? What does the Bible say about money? What does the Bible say about storing up treasures in heaven? What does Matthew 6:19-21 mean? What does the Bible say about wealth? How should Christians use their money? What does the Bible say about generosity? What does the Bible say about helping the poor? Can you out-give God? What does Malachi 3:10 mean? What does Luke 6:38 mean? What is biblical stewardship? Does God bless generosity? What does the Bible say about dishonest business practices? What does the Bible say about cheating people? What does the Bible say about oppression? Does God hear the cries of the oppressed?

Street evangelism was a family outing today. God blessed us with good weather and with liberty to share His Word. Our box of flyers was much lighter on the way home. Thank you for praying for this vital GOSPEL ministry.

Teach & Go Evangelism Training - Session 2: The Message the World Needs to Hear!

Old fashion Gospel message

Teach & Go Evangelism Training - Session 3: The Need and Practice of Open-Air Evangelism!

The sermon centers on the divine invitation found in Genesis 7:1, urging listeners to enter the ark as a metaphor for finding spiritual safety in Jesus Christ. It contrasts Noah's faithful obedience with the world's scoffing and reliance on majority opinion, highlighting that judgment is certain regardless of human disbelief. The preacher emphasizes that just as God warned Noah through the construction of the ark, He warns modern society through Scripture and conscience about an impending final judgment by fire. Christ is presented as the sole refuge who bore the penalty for sin, making Him the only means of escape from divine wrath. The message concludes with a passionate call to personally trust in Christ rather than remaining on the periphery of faith.

Teach & Go Evangelism Training - Session 1: Who Should Share the Good News?