The woman who spoke to Jesus at the well rushed to tell her friends that she’d met a most unusual man. And by doing so, she actually modeled Jesus’ approach to evangelism. We’ll hear the final message in our series called FRANgelism on Truth For Life Weekend with Alistair Begg!
- Topics:
- Evangelism
- Jesus Christ
FRANgelism
"I pray that you may be active in sharing your faith, so that you will have a full understanding of every good thing we have in Christ." (Philemon 6) The more we share the "good news" with others, the more we become aware of the wonder of our salvation. These studies call us to take seriously the opportunities for evangelism which are around us every day. Only a few will be called to go to the ends of the earth, but we are all called to expend ourselves in the cause of telling our friends, relatives, associates and neighbors about who Jesus is and why He came.Recent Broadcasts
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