Comments on: Mike Jones — Aren’t There More Effective Ways to Do Evangelism? http://gleanerblog.mcmds.com/general/2011/05/mike-jones-arent-there-more-effective-ways-to-do-evangelism Sat, 19 May 2012 06:23:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Wynn Kaiser http://gleanerblog.mcmds.com/general/2011/05/mike-jones-arent-there-more-effective-ways-to-do-evangelism/comment-page-1#comment-2627 Wynn Kaiser Fri, 03 Jun 2011 18:00:25 +0000 http://gleanerblog.mcmds.com/?p=1077#comment-2627 Great ideas and thoughts presented here. We ought to act on some of these, not just contemplate them. As a Bible worker of many years and someone with an intense earnestness to do my part in reaching lost souls, I believe it is my responsibility to turn every lesson into a Christ-centered focus. Through the power of the Holy Spirit this is possible. I have learned much of the technique and science of soul winning from Mark Finley's PERSUASION. Great ideas and thoughts presented here. We ought to act on some of these, not just contemplate them. As a Bible worker of many years and someone with an intense earnestness to do my part in reaching lost souls, I believe it is my responsibility to turn every lesson into a Christ-centered focus. Through the power of the Holy Spirit this is possible. I have learned much of the technique and science of soul winning from Mark Finley’s PERSUASION.

]]> By: NADINE http://gleanerblog.mcmds.com/general/2011/05/mike-jones-arent-there-more-effective-ways-to-do-evangelism/comment-page-1#comment-2593 NADINE Mon, 30 May 2011 03:51:28 +0000 http://gleanerblog.mcmds.com/?p=1077#comment-2593 Our church is struggling to figure out what specific kind of ministry would be most needed and accepted in our community. Inviting them to a series of meetings certainly isn't it! We've recently started a blood pressure screening monthly at the nearby Fred Meyer store. I see that as a place where people could be invited to some other health event that would be of service to them. But most people wouldn't set foot inside a church--for any reason. Maybe this Frustration Line idea has some merit. Our church is struggling to figure out what specific kind of ministry would be most needed and accepted in our community. Inviting them to a series of meetings certainly isn’t it!
We’ve recently started a blood pressure screening monthly at the nearby Fred Meyer store. I see that as a place where people could be invited to some other health event that would be of service to them. But most people wouldn’t set foot inside a church–for any reason.
Maybe this Frustration Line idea has some merit.

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