A Guide to Evangelism

by Daniel DeWitt, Chad Brand (Contributor), Brian Payne (Contributor)

A Guide to Evangelism, edited by Dan DeWitt, will equip Christians and churches with the tools they need for more faithful evangelism. With chapters focusing on the role that a church’s preaching and polity can play in the task of evangelism, as well as chapters with practical advice for Christians engaging different groups, such as Muslims, skeptics and nominal Christians, this book will help Christians fulfill their role in spreading the gospel so that grace extends to more people to the glory of God.

Genres: Faith, Evangelism

102 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2013

About the author

Daniel DeWitt, PhD, is a senior fellow at Southwest Baptist University in Bolivar, MO, where he leads the Center for Worldview and Culture and teaches courses on theology, apologetics, and C.S. Lewis. He is the author of multiple books, including Jesus or Nothing, The Friend Who Forgives, and Sketchy Views, and posts regularly at Theolatte.com. He and his wife, April, have four children.

Reviews

[Mark A Powell]

Evangelism is a hallmark of the Christian faith, since Christ Himself commanded His people to actively make disciples of all nations. In this short guide book, DeWitt and several contributors explore the facets of what makes evangelism effective and why it is so critical. The first half of the book is geared toward church ministries, while part two addresses individual Christians. Practical pointers abound, though the brevity of each chapter prevents any discussion of genuine depth.