The Everyday Club Report: For December
How did you do the last month of 2012? Post your totals in the comments below. And, are you ready to sign up for another year? If so, click here to recommit for 2013.
Are you willing to make an Everyday Commitment?
On January 1, 2013, sometime in the afternoon, I will post a video from the Rose Parade asking you to join The Everyday Club, an evangelistic Club that allows participants to to be held accountable for an everyday witnessing challenge. The minimum goal is to hand out one Gospel tract a day, but you can
The Everyday Club: Joe Montegna Gets a Tract!
It’s that time again to report in for how you did in November. If you haven’t joined The Everyday Club yet, please consider doing so. You can sign up by clicking here. It’s parade season! Parades give you the opportunity to hand out Gospel tracts to celebrities and dignitaries alike. I handed a Giant Money
The Everyday Club Report: For October
Is making a commitment to share your faith everyday too extreme? Some Occupiers who set up across from our evangelism corner on the campus of El Camino College thought our team was too extreme to show up once a week…chalk it up to blindness. How’d you do this month? Post your totals in the comments
The Everyday Club 2013
On January 1, 2004, I made a commitment to share my faith every day. (Read about that here.) Making this commitment has taught me to be a more gracious Christian in the face of opposition, a more faithful evangelist in the presence of the unsaved, and a more thankful disciple of Christ. Thankful because I once was lost but now am found.
What is The Everyday Club?
This is an evangelistic Club where you make a goal to share your faith everyday through tracts, personal witnessing or open air preaching. You make your own personal goal and report on it at the monthly Everyday Club post I write on the first of each month. The minimum goal would be to hand out one tract a day, but you can make whatever goal you want.
The Club’s purpose is to allow you an opportunity to set an evangelistic goal and monitor your progress and faithfulness to that goal. This is not a legalistic prescription or a vow; it’s simply a personal goal. Sometimes you will fall short, other times you’ll hit it.
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