Evangelism Consultancy aims to help God’s Church communicate Jesus
Speaking
Communicating Jesus does present a challenge in a technological age but God does still use the spoken word…
Strengthening
Most Christians know that they should share their faith but find it hard, so an evangelist’s role is to build up the body of Christ…
Strategising
Paul in the Bible seems to have had a plan for evangelism but was open to the Holy Spirit’s prompting…
Supporting
Much evangelism can be like putting a cup of coffee in the fridge: the temperature goes up for a while but it soon settles…
From the Blog
September update
There was a pastor of a small church in a small village in Asia some years ago who one day had a visitor to stay. The visitor asked to meet some of the pastor’s people. They walked around the village, calling into homes where they were warmly welcomed. The visitor noticed that the homes they visited were of different religions… Read More
Sharing
Do you think, pray, talk (not eat, pray, love) about sharing your faith or sharing the gospel? Or something else? Or neither? For myself and in encouraging and equipping others in evangelism, I have realised recently that I tend to think, pray and talk about sharing our faith. Is there a difference between sharing our faith and sharing… Read More
June update
I recently was preaching at a church and given the title Transformed lives from Ephesians chapter 1 – a great theme. Before I spoke in the service they showed this great testimony: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WnL6HOSZ8hk
It resonated with me for a number of reasons… Read More
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"Nigel came to speak at a Faith Matters Days conference. Although highly recommended, he was rather an "unknown quantity". However, Nigel quickly put everyone at ease, and was very attentive to questions and comments from those attending; he gave us so much encouragements, facts, strategies and humour that we consider this a step-change for the UEC in its outreach ministries."