Sustained Revival continued

We live in the greatest era of Christian evangelism in history.... keep reading

There are two models for a sustained Christian revival: linear and exponential. I recommend exponential.... keep reading

Members ask: "What's in it for me?" Not much initially.... keep reading

The pastor asks: "What's in it for me?" Not much initially.... keep reading

Hardly anyone pays attention to America's truckers. This is a big mistake.... keep reading

What is your church uniquely gifted to do? Do more of it.... keep reading

Every church needs a packet of materials for each visiting family.... keep reading

People want others to remember their names. This is a way to see that this takes place.... keep reading

Sharing a meal means sharing personal concern, which is basic to successful evangelism.... keep reading

Prayers should be specific. They should be aimed at changing life in your zip code.... keep reading

Each pastor must take the lead. YouTube is the obvious tool.... keep reading

Laymen must provide the prayers. Pastors must provide the leadership. But will they? What's in it for them?... keep reading

Prayer needs back-up, as any program of evangelism does.... keep reading

One size doesn't fit all.... keep reading

Prayer life is like lifting weights. Heavy lifting comes later.... keep reading

These are the heart of a successful evangelism program.... keep reading