Getting Biblical About Evangelism

Keith Davy

Getting Biblical teaches ‘why’ we do evangelism. Getting Biblical About Evangelism (GBAE) was intended for the development of students and staff involved in sharing their faith on campus. GBAE is designed as a self-study tool, whose insights can be used for discussion in personal discipleship or small groups.

Built around the Campus Ministry’s Evangelism Model , this study guides the reader through fourteen key passages from the Bible, leading to the discovery of evangelism principles about:

The Master (God’s role); The Masses (The audience); The Messengers; The Message (The gospel); and The Methods.

After exploring all fourteen passages, a concluding section allows the reader to synthesize insights and summarize lessons into a personal biblical philosophy of evangelism.

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Honor Restored

In honor-shame cultures the main existential problem is shame: this is where the need for the gospel is most keenly felt, and where the good news of the gospel is experienced as truly good news. While many gospel tracts focus on a person’s guilt before a righteous God, this one centers on our shame before a holy God.