Contagious Christianity

from Central Speaks Hosted by Hamilton Central Baptist Church, NZ.

Life Group Discussion Questions Topic: Evangelism 1. Who was the most significant person in your decision to become a follower of Jesus? How did they influence you? 2. What is the best part about being a Christian for you? When the words “good news” are mentioned what really stands out to you? 3. What scares you the most about evangelism? Why? 4. What does 1 Peter 3:15 say to you? 5. Call to mind a not-yet-Christian in your circle of acquaintance – someone with no/little God-consciousness. Where would you need to start to present the good news to them? 6. How much information/knowledge does a person need to have in order to become a Christian? 7. What could/should we do with our church services to make them more “seeker-friendly?”

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