Let’s be honest. Evangelism is a scary word for many of us. Although I regularly share the gospel, my heart pounds in my chest every time I do it.
I’ll never forget an evening years ago when a coworker called me at home to ask about my decision-making philosophy. It was an odd situation since she and I had no real relationship outside our work as engineers. When she asked such a poignant and perso...
This piece operates within a Christian evangelical framework, blending personal testimony with theological instruction to address a common struggle: the fear of sharing one’s faith. The strongest version of its argument is that evangelism, while intimidating, is a divine calling that requires courage, love, and a proper understanding of one’s role in God’s mission. The author steelmans the narrative by acknowledging the legitimacy of fear—rejection, awkwardness, and misrepresentation—while refra...