Canadian Paul Latour, a fervent evangelist in the frozen north and frequent witty commentator on this site, has started his own evangelistic blog called, “The Word Street Journal.” Here’s his mission statement: The goal of this blog is to encourage fellow believers and followers of Jesus to rely on the power of God to boldly,
Canadian Paul Latour, a fervent evangelist in the frozen north and frequent witty commentator on this site, has started his own evangelistic blog called, “The Word Street Journal.” Here’s his mission statement: The goal of this blog is to encourage fellow believers and followers of Jesus to rely on the power of God to boldly,
HE IS RISEN INDEED!!! How do you answer a skeptic who declares that Jesus didn’t rise? Click here. Read about how I couldn’t pray in the name of Jesus as I gave a City Council invocation… and why I broke the law.
The graduates of our first evangelism class of 2009 numbered twelve out of a starting class of twenty; unfortunately, a 50% drop out rate is the norm. Still, Jesus started with twelve and they turned the world upside down! The top score was earned by John Webber, who discovered how simple and effective biblical evangelism
Seven for Heaven
We started with 13 and ended up with seven. That’s the unfortunate truth when teaching a class on evangelism: a nearly 50% drop out rate. But I am incredibly hopeful that God will use these people mightily, because they serve a mighty God. Congratulations you all! See the original class here.