In this episode of Gospel Talks, George and Jeff tackle one of the most foundational questions in evangelism: Is the Bible necessary when sharing Christ? Can someone be led to Jesus through relationship alone, emotional experience, or personal testimony? Or is Scripture an essential part of genuine evangelism?

Drawing from Scripture and real ministry experience, George and Jeff explore why God’s Word is not just helpful—but central—to saving faith. They discuss why truth must anchor evangelism, how the Bible functions as God’s self-revelation, and why confidence in Scripture is far more powerful than confidence in argument, personality, or persuasion.

Whether you're new to evangelism or actively discipling others, this episode will challenge and encourage you to trust the Bible more deeply when engaging the lost.

00:00 – Introduction to Evangelism and the Bible

Setting the stage: Can someone come to Christ without you opening Scripture?

02:48 – The Role of Scripture in Evangelism

Why we cannot truly know Jesus without the Word of God.

05:23 – Truth vs. Emotion in Faith

The danger of following feelings rather than truth—and why modern culture gets this backwards.

07:44 – Experiencing God Through Truth

Why lasting spiritual experience is rooted in what God reveals in His Word.

10:23 – The Importance of Teaching and Truth

Evangelism involves teaching—not just kindness, winsomeness, or character.

13:10 – Faith Comes by Hearing

A walk through Romans 10: how people believe, call, and respond to the gospel.

15:42 – The Power of the Word of God

God uses His Word—not our cleverness—to bring people to faith and conviction.

18:17 – Confidence in Scripture for Evangelism

If the Bible is the delivery, what is relationship’s role in sharing truth?

20:54 – Conclusion and Call to Action

Have confidence in Scripture. God will honor the Word He has spoken and sent.

24:17 – NEWCHAPTER

Additional notes, insights, and encouragement for laborers.

• Evangelism is calling people to follow Jesus, and we cannot know who Jesus truly is without Scripture.
• Relationship is a delivery vehicle for truth, not the truth itself.
• Emotional experience cannot define spiritual reality—truth must lead the heart, not the other way around.
• Teaching is a biblical requirement for evangelism—people must understand the message before they can believe.
• God’s Word never returns void. He has chosen Scripture as the tool through which He brings conviction and faith.
• Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God—Romans 10 is the roadmap for evangelism.

In this special episode of Gospel Talks, we’re sharing the live Q&A session from our first-ever webinar on How to Build Authentic Relationships with Unbelievers.

If you’ve ever wondered how to move beyond surface-level interactions and form genuine, Christ-centered relationships with those who don’t yet know Christ, this episode will be a huge encouragement.

You’ll hear Jeff Musgrave—author and founder of The Exchange Bible Study—answer real questions from attendees as he unpacks:

• How to recognize divine appointments in your everyday life
• How to engage in meaningful, Christ-focused conversations
• What authentic, lasting relationships with unbelievers look like
• How to navigate common challenges in outreach
• The mindset and heart posture that make relational evangelism effective

This Q&A is packed with practical wisdom, biblical clarity, and decades of ministry experience.

This session originally aired as part of a special webinar where attendees also received a valuable e-book bundle designed to help them put these principles into action.

Whether you were with us live or are hearing this for the first time, we pray it equips you to build genuine, gospel-centered relationships and make a lasting impact on the people God has placed in your life.

Listen in and be encouraged—and don’t forget to subscribe for future episodes and upcoming training opportunities.

Chapters:

00:00 Praying for Open Doors

00:57 Engaging with Questions and Answers

18:09 The 30-Day Challenge for Evangelism

In this episode, George Binoka and Jeff Musgrave explore the intersection of evangelism, discipleship, and artificial intelligence (AI). They discuss the potential benefits of AI as a tool in ministry, while emphasizing its limitations, dangers, and the irreplaceable role of human relationships and the Holy Spirit in sharing the Gospel. Drawing from over 45 years of ministry experience, Jeff shares insights on using AI wisely without letting it replace authentic, heart-to-heart connections. The conversation covers practical applications, warnings about over-reliance, and a biblical perspective on technology in relational evangelism.

Join Jeff Musgrave for a live webinar on "How to Develop Authentic Relationships with Unbelievers" on November 11, 2025, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Mountain Standard Time. Registration is $10 and includes $30 in free eBooks.

• 00:00 Introduction to Evangelism and AI
• 02:43 The Role of AI in Ministry
• 05:15 Limitations of AI in Evangelism
• 07:47 AI vs. Human Relationships
• 10:01 The Dangers of Relying on AI
• 12:42 Using AI as a Tool, Not a Master
• 15:09 The Importance of Human Connection
• 17:18 Practical Applications of AI in Ministry
• 19:57 Final Thoughts on AI and Evangelism

• On AI's Limitations: "AI is not really original. It's really a collective knowledge of all that's been recorded by humans." – Jeff Musgrave
• On Relationships: "Evangelism itself is about a relationship with God... It must be communicated from a human heart in order to reach a human heart." – Jeff Musgrave
• On Dangers: "AI is a people pleaser and you can't be a people pleaser in your evangelism and discipleship. You have to be a truth teller." – George Binoka
• On Practical Use: "Let it be our servant. Don't become a servant to it." – Jeff Musgrave
• Biblical Perspective: Reference to Ecclesiastes ("Nothing is new under the sun"), Matthew 6:24 ("You can't serve two masters"), and 1 Corinthians 10:31 ("Do all for the glory of God").
• Final Encouragement: Be careful, prayerful, and biblical when using AI. It enhances tools but can't replace the Holy Spirit or human laborers in evangelism.

If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to Gospel Talks for more discussions on relational evangelism and discipleship. Share your thoughts on AI in the comments or email [email protected]—we'd love to hear from you!

In this episode of Gospel Talks, George Binoka and Jeff Musgrave discuss the challenges and opportunities of evangelism during wartime. They explore the importance of relationships, the power of prayer, and the urgency of sharing the gospel in times of crisis. The conversation emphasizes the need for compassion towards all people, including leaders and enemies, and the call to action for believers to remain focused on their mission amidst conflict.

Takeaways

• Evangelism is a relational strategy for sharing the gospel.
• In times of war, relationships become more intense and critical.
• Prayer becomes a priority during crises and conflicts.
• The urgency of sharing the gospel is heightened in wartime.
• Believers are called to pray for all people, including leaders.
• Compassion for enemies is essential in the Christian faith.
• Understanding spiritual warfare is crucial for effective ministry.
• Living peacefully with others is a biblical mandate.
• The harvest is plentiful, and laborers are needed.
• Now is the perfect time to share the truth of the gospel.

In this final installment of our series on Charlie Kirk, hosts George Binoka and Jeff Musgrave reflect on Charlie's profound legacy from a biblical perspective. We explore how Charlie's life exemplified bold relational evangelism, discipleship, and biblical stewardship in both cultural and political arenas. Drawing from Scripture, we discuss the importance of networking, building authentic relationships, and living out faith publicly to impact eternity. Plus, exciting news about our upcoming webinar!

Webinar: Get Your Tickets Now!

Join us for our first-ever webinar: "How to Build Authentic Relationships with Unbelievers" on November 11th (Tuesday) at late afternoon Mountain Standard Time.

• Cost: $10 (that's the price of a cheap pizza!)
• Includes: 2 hours of training + 30-minute Q&A with Jeff Musgrave, plus $30 in free Exchange e-books.
• Limited Spots: Only 100 available – sign up now before they're gone! An entire small group from one church is already attending.
• Why Attend? Learn practical tools for relational evangelism in a time when people are more open to Gospel conversations. God is at work – equip yourself to join Him!

We love you and are praying for you as you live out your faith boldly. See you next time on Gospel Talks!

In this episode of Gospel Talks, George Binoka and Jeff Musgrave discuss the importance of conversations in Christian evangelism and discipleship, using Charlie Kirk's approach as an example. They emphasize the need for listening, asking good questions, and correcting with gentleness, while highlighting the balance between truth and love in communication.

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In this episode of Gospel Talks, George Binoka and Jeff Musgrave take on a sobering and timely question: Was Charlie Kirk a martyr—or a victim of political assassination?

Together they explore both sides of the debate. Was his death simply political, or was it the cost of boldly standing for Christ in the public square? George and Jeff unpack the tension between politics and faith, highlighting the reality of spiritual warfare, the biblical definition of martyrdom, and the moral issues that often drive political hostility.

They revisit testimonies from Charlie’s memorial, his bold witness on campuses, and even his willingness to confront difficult issues in hostile settings. Drawing from Scripture, history, and the legacy of past martyrs, the conversation points listeners to the deeper call of every believer: to witness for Christ, to pray even for our enemies, and to seize moments of cultural crisis as opportunities for evangelism.

This is more than a political conversation—it’s a challenge to live faithfully, courageously, and relationally in a world that desperately needs the gospel.

In this episode of Gospel Talks, George Binoka and Jeff Musgrave discuss the profound concept of the 'Outrageous Exchange' in the context of the gospel. They explore the necessity of understanding the bad news of sin before embracing the good news of salvation through Jesus Christ. The conversation emphasizes the importance of the Holy Spirit in revealing our need for mercy and the transformative power of the exchange that occurs when we accept Christ's righteousness in place of our sin. Through personal stories and illustrations, they highlight the significance of relational evangelism and the urgency of sharing the gospel in today's world.

Takeaways

• The exchange is the climax of the gospel.
• Understanding God's holiness and justice is crucial for recognizing our need for salvation.
• Repentance involves acknowledging our sinfulness and need for mercy.
• The Holy Spirit plays a vital role in convicting us of sin and judgment.
• People often resist the bad news of sin before accepting the good news of grace.
• The exchange illustration helps individuals visualize their relationship with Christ.
• Personal stories of transformation highlight the power of the gospel.
• The ground at the foot of the cross is level for all.
• God's love is outrageous and beyond comprehension.
• Relational evangelism is essential in sharing the gospel effectively.

Chapters

00:00 The Outrageous Exchange: An Introduction

02:30 Understanding Sin and Justice

05:06 The Importance of Bad News

07:40 The Power of the Exchange Illustration

10:11 Personal Stories of Transformation

12:50 The Visual Impact of the Exchange Chart

15:25 The Individualization of the Gospel

18:11 The Role of Transparency in Evangelism

20:53 The Outrageous Nature of God's Love

23:24 The Urgency of Sharing the Gospel

Keywords

evangelism, discipleship, relational evangelism, find five, divine appointments, outreach strategies, social anxiety, soul-level conversations, FANS acronym, persistence in evangelism

Summary

In this episode of Gospel Talks, George Binoka and Jeff Musgrave discuss the importance of relational evangelism and the concept of 'Finding Five'—a strategy to intentionally cultivate relationships with individuals who need to hear the gospel. They explore how to identify these individuals, the significance of divine appointments, and overcoming barriers such as social anxiety. The conversation emphasizes the need for persistence in sharing the gospel and the importance of building soul-level conversations with others.

Takeaways

• Relational evangelism is crucial for effective outreach.
• The 'Find Five' concept encourages intentional relationship building.
• Divine appointments are orchestrated by God for evangelism.
• Opportunity shortages are often due to short-sightedness.
• The FANS acronym helps identify potential contacts for evangelism.
• Writing down names helps maintain focus on outreach efforts.
• Prayer is essential for boldness and open doors in evangelism.
• Social anxiety can be managed by focusing on relationship building.
• Soul-level conversations are key to sharing the gospel effectively.
• Persistence is necessary; many need multiple touches with the gospel.

Quotes:

"Jesus will help you find those fives."

"I wish I had more of a burden for the loss."

"Make a list of people that need the gospel."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Relational Evangelism

03:03 The Concept of Finding Five

05:56 Cultivating Connections and Divine Appointments

08:55 Overcoming Opportunity Shortages

11:47 The FANS Acronym for Outreach

15:05 First Steps in Evangelism

17:48 Addressing Social Anxiety in Evangelism

20:43 Building Soul-Level Conversations

24:05 Persistence in Sharing the Gospel

Talking about Jesus at work can feel like navigating a minefield—HR policies, fear of rejection, diversity rules, and awkward moments are real concerns. In this episode of Gospel Talks, George Binoka and Pastor Joel Mosier dig into the challenges Christians face when evangelizing in the workplace and offer practical wisdom for doing it with authenticity, discernment, and grace.

They explore how to balance being bold without being weird, how your work ethic and character speak louder than words, and how to recognize God-given opportunities to share Christ with coworkers. If you’ve ever wondered how to witness at your job without crossing lines or losing credibility, this conversation is for you.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Workplace Evangelism

02:51 Challenges of Sharing Faith at Work

05:03 Building Trust and Relationships

07:46 The Importance of Work Ethic and Character

10:29 Living Out Your Faith Authentically

13:09 Navigating Conversations with Care

15:46 Recognizing Opportunities for Evangelism

18:16 Avoiding Awkwardness in Evangelism

20:40 Listening and Responding to Coworkers' Needs

23:09 Conclusion and Encouragement for Christians

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