Engaging in a gospel conversation is work, but it works and it’s worth it.
Casual conversations are the gateway to gospel conversations. Jesus talked to people. Jesus called his followers to talk to people. In the early church, followers of Jesus couldn’t help but speak in and about the name of Jesus. In the modern church, too many followers of Jesus don’t talk about Him at all. Why are believers in the local church not talking to their family, friends, or each other about Christ? The Gospel Conversation answers the following questions:- Why should followers of Jesus be engaging in gospel conversations?
- What does engaging the lost look like in everyday life?
- How can we connect people to Jesus one conversation at a time?
Sam Greer has served as a local church pastor since 2004. After pastoring two congregations in Louisiana, Sam was led to Red Bank Baptist Church in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where he has served as Senior Pastor since 2012. The passion of Sam’s heart is to connect people to Jesus one conversation at a time and to lead God’s people to do the same. He received a Bachelor of Arts from Millsaps College, and a Master of Divinity, Master of Theology, and a Doctor of Philosophy from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Sam and his wife Tonya have two daughters. [mybooktable book=”the-gospel-conversation-engaging-the-lost-in-everyday-life-replicate-resources-volume-3″ display=”default” buybutton_shadowbox=”false”]
