The Everyday Club Report: For June

I can’t tell you how important it is to make a daily goal. I have found that the majority of Christians stop sharing their faith on a regular basis because they have not made evangelism a daily priority. It can be as little as handing out one tract a day! My favorite Spurgeon quote is:

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The Everyday Club Report: For May

We started with over 50 enthusiastic, on-fire evangelists with a goal of handing out at least one tract a day, but I think the economy has gotten the better of them. What do I mean by that? Well, less than 20 are reporting in… and I understand. It’s hard to stay committed these days to

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The Everyday Club Report: For April

What a ride! This is the club that gives you the opportunity to hold yourself accountable to whatever evangelistic goal that you have set for yourself, providing that it’s an everyday goal. Your goal can be to hand out one tract a day, or a thousand; it’s up to you! (You can join the 50+

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The Everyday Club Report: For March

Happy Atheist’s Day! This is your monthly reminder to report on your evangelistic activities for the month of March. And I’m not fooling! Unfortunately, of the over 50 who have signed up not many have been reporting; that’s understandable in these economically depressed times. (HEY, we can blame the economy for everything, can’t we?) If you’ve forgotten about your commitment,

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The Everyday Club: A Pastor’s Perspective

Pastor Steve Kreins wrote about his commitment to “The Everyday Club” after I sent him a monthly reminder to post his totals for February. (This is a club where you make a daily evangelistic commitment; click here to join. Post your February totals here.) As Senior Pastor of his church, his primary responsibility is the care and feeding of the flock. Read about his honest appraisal of the difficulty of sharing his faith daily and equipping the saints:

Oh no! I have to be honest! I am so thankful for the reminder sent by Pastor Steve that I actually made a commitment. Now I have to confess that I have fallen short of that commitment.

Here is the deal, not an excuse, but an explanation. Sometimes, us Pastors, get so caught up in the equipping of the Saints for the work of the ministry, that we forget to participate ourselves.

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