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In this final episode of the season, we reflect on the foundational ideas that have shaped our conversations: gospel clarity and helping people move toward maturity in Christ. We talk about why hope in Christ isn't just a future idea but something that reshapes how we live today. That future hope fuels urgency in evangelism, patience in discipleship, and purpose in everyday ministry. We also unpack what it really looks like to "move people to the right." It's not about delivering perfect content or expecting instant transformation. It's about helping each person take their next step toward maturity, wherever they are. You'll hear practical examples from real ministry contexts, including: Using simple frameworks to reinforce gospel clarity in Bible study Why repetition is necessary (even when it feels redundant) How to lead with both challenge and patience The importance of teaching people, not just material We close by reminding ourselves that growth doesn't happen by accident. It happens through intentional, prayerful dependence on God's Word and Spirit. Stay Connected Want more resources to help you grow and help others grow toward maturity in Christ? Sign up for our weekly emails: https://matthiasmedia.com/signup Follow us for encouragement and practical ministry tools: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matthiasmedia.us Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/matthiasmedia.us Key Resources Mentioned Two Ways to Live (gospel framework) https://matthiasmedia.com/products/two-ways-to-live Learn the Gospel https://matthiasmedia.com/products/learn-the-gospel Future Grace by John Piper https://www.desiringgod.org/books/future-grace Swedish Method Bible Study (simple inductive approach) Matthias Media resources https://matthiasmedia.com

What do you do when there are more people to disciple than you can possibly handle? In this episode, Marty sits down with Bruce to wrestle with one of the biggest challenges in ministry: how to faithfully disciple people without bottlenecking growth. As their campus ministry has grown from zero to hundreds of students, they've had to rethink what it really means to make disciples. They explore the tension between depth and breadth, the necessity of training others, and why multiplication—not just personal investment—is essential for gospel ministry. This conversation challenges the common instinct to "just go deeper with a few" and instead calls leaders to think bigger about raising up more gospel workers. Sign up for emails Follow on Instagram Leave a review on Apple What You'll Learn Why one-to-one discipleship alone isn't enough The difference between making disciples and making disciple-makers How to think about growth without compromising faithfulness Why "chasing numbers" isn't necessarily unspiritual The importance of training and deploying others How to handle the tension between quality and capacity Why multiplication is essential in any ministry context Key Ideas from the Episode You can't personally disciple everyone—so you must train others Ministry must move from addition to multiplication Structure and intentionality help sustain growth Deployment matters—people won't be "fully ready" God is sovereign, but he uses people as his means Key Quotes "You can't just do a deep work in a few—you have to help them do the same." "If I spend all my time with one person, I don't have time for anyone else." "There's nothing wrong with wanting more people—if it's for the gospel." "At some point, you have to deploy people before they feel ready." "We want to present everyone mature in Christ." Resources Mentioned The Trellis and the Vine Growth and Change Wisdom in Leadership Key Takeaway Faithful ministry isn't just about investing deeply in a few people—it's about equipping those people to do the same. If we want to reach more people with the gospel, we need to think beyond addition and embrace multiplication.

What happens after someone shows curiosity about Jesus? In this episode of The Everyday Ministry Podcast, Lindsey Yeagley is joined by Bruce Chimani, College and Young Adults Pastor at Old North Church, for an honest and practical conversation about evangelism pathways—and the gaps churches often face when engaging non-Christians. Drawing from campus ministry, women's ministry, and local church contexts, Lindsey and Bruce reflect on how people actually move from curiosity to conviction, why evangelism often feels overwhelming, and how churches can think more strategically without losing the personal nature of gospel conversations. They discuss the importance of evangelistic courses as a shared entry point, the role of follow-up after conversion, and why a theological conviction about eternity must fuel practical evangelism efforts. This episode will encourage pastors and ministry leaders to think clearly, pray boldly, and build pathways that don't rely on one person doing everything. In This Episode, You'll Hear About Why evangelism pathways are often unclear or overwhelming Differences between campus ministry and adult church contexts The danger of throwing new believers straight into deep-end Bible studies Why evangelistic courses help churches share the load together Acts 17 and the often-overlooked group of "curious but unconvinced" people Why follow-up after evangelistic courses matters more than the course itself How prayer undergirds sustainable evangelism Why a deep conviction about eternity fuels urgency in gospel work 📚 Resources Mentioned Discover (Evangelistic Course) – Matthias Media https://matthiasmedia.com/products/discover Taste and See – Rory Shiner (Evangelistic Course) You, Me & the Bible – Tony Payne https://matthiasmedia.com/products/you-me-and-the-bible Just for Starters – Matthias Media https://matthiasmedia.com/products/just-for-starters The Christian Gospel – Matthias Media https://matthiasmedia.com/products/the-christian-gospel Acts 17:32 – Paul's sermon and varied responses to the resurrection Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Personal Background 03:06 Understanding Evangelism in College Contexts 06:00 Challenges in Evangelism: Gaps and Strategies 09:01 The Importance of Community and Follow-Up 11:55 The Role of Prayer in Evangelism 15:02 Theological Foundations for Evangelism 17:56 Practical Approaches to Engaging Non-Christians 20:57 Looking Ahead: Future Strategies and Goals evangelism, college ministry, church growth, community engagement, prayer, discipleship, non-Christian outreach, theological foundations, follow-up strategies, personal testimony Sign up for our weekly email here Follow us on IG

Thinking Right to Move Right: When Women's Ministry is Built to Grow What does it look like to build a women's ministry that actually helps women grow — not just attend? In this episode of The Everyday Ministry Podcast, Lindsey Yeagley is joined by Beth Harrell, Women's Ministry Director at Old North Church, for a practical and honest conversation about intentionality in women's ministry. Together, they explore how existing ministries—like Bible studies and gatherings—can be used more thoughtfully to encourage maturity, evangelism, and long-term fruit. Beth shares wisdom from years of ministry experience, including how to train leaders well, why growth often happens slowly and incrementally, and how informal "sheepdogs" play a vital role in helping women take their next step toward maturity in Christ. They also discuss the importance of unified Bible study, clear pathways for involvement, and cultivating a culture where gospel conversations are normal—even when we fail or feel hesitant. This episode is especially helpful for pastors, women's ministry leaders, and volunteers who want to think carefully about structures that support growth, without over-programming or burning people out. In This Episode, You'll Hear About Why women's ministry needs intentional trellises, not just events Using existing Bible studies more evangelistically and formatively Training leaders to notice and nurture "left-lookers" The role of informal leaders ("sheepdogs") in gospel growth Why small, incremental change matters more than quick results Helping women identify their next step toward maturity Holding ministry structures loosely and adapting wisely over time 📚 Resources Mentioned (with Links) Motherhood – Jocelyn Loane https://matthiasmedia.com/products/motherhood The Trellis and the Vine – Colin Marshall & Tony Payne https://matthiasmedia.com/products/the-trellis-and-the-vine The Vine Project – Colin Marshall & Tony Payne https://matthiasmedia.com/products/the-vine-project Guidance and the Voice of God – Phillip Jensen & Tony Payne https://matthiasmedia.com/products/guidance-and-the-voice-of-god Connect With Us 🌐 Website: https://matthiasmedia.com 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/everydayministrypodcast SUBSCRIBE TO OUR WEEKLY EMAIL!

Thinking Right to Move Right: Building Pathways for Women to Grow What does it actually look like to help women take their next step toward maturity in Christ? In this episode of The Everyday Ministry Podcast, Marty Sweeney sits down with Beth Harrell, former Matthias Media staff member and now full-time Women's Ministry Director at Old North Church. Together, they explore how thoughtful ministry structures—paired with patient, relational discipleship—help women move from events to engagement, and from attendance to maturity. Beth reflects on the importance of building clear pathways for growth, balancing large gatherings with one-to-one ministry, and training leaders without burning them out. The conversation also challenges common assumptions about success in women's ministry, reminding us that long-term fruit often comes through slow, faithful investment in people rather than impressive programs. This episode is especially encouraging for churches with limited time, staff, or resources—and for anyone wanting to think more carefully about how real growth happens in everyday ministry. In This Episode, You'll Hear About Why women's ministry needs pathways, not just programs How one-to-one ministry supports and strengthens larger gatherings Identifying and training leaders with patience and care Why the "next step" isn't always another event Measuring fruitfulness by growth, not numbers 📚 Resources Mentioned The Trellis and the Vine – Colin Marshall & Tony Payne https://matthiasmedia.com/products/the-trellis-and-the-vine The Vine Project – Colin Marshall & Tony Payne https://matthiasmedia.com/products/the-vine-project Guidance and the Voice of God – Phillip Jensen & Tony Payne https://matthiasmedia.com/products/guidance-and-the-voice-of-god Connect With Us 🌐 Website: https://matthiasmedia.com 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/everydayministrypodcast SIGN UP FOR WEEKLY EMAILS: HERE

How do Christians actually grow in maturity — and what does it look like for the gospel to shape our everyday lives? In this episode of Everyday Ministry, Lindsey Yeagley and Marty Sweeney continue their conversation about growing toward maturity in Christ by focusing on the means God uses to grow his people: his Word, prayer, and his people. A central theme of this episode is the difference between simply memorizing gospel truths and truly internalizing the gospel so that it shapes how we think, pray, obey, and help others grow. Lindsey and Marty explain why having a clear framework like Two Ways to Live is so valuable — not just as an evangelism tool, but as a formative structure that helps the gospel take root in our hearts and lives over time. They also reflect on why gospel clarity leads to gospel growth, how growth is often slow and uneven, and why helping others grow is a natural overflow of genuine maturity in Christ. Note: The audio quality in this episode is not quite what we'd hoped — thank you for your patience and grace as you listen. Key Topics The difference between memorizing the gospel and internalizing it Why Word, prayer, and people are God's primary tools for growth How Two Ways to Live shapes everyday Christian thinking and living The role of conviction, character, and competency in discipleship Why growth in Christ is often slow, non-linear, and deeply relational How gospel clarity fuels lasting growth and confidence Resources Mentioned Two Ways to Live – gospel tract and framework https://matthiasmedia.com/products/two-ways-to-live Learn the Gospel (study built around Two Ways to Live) https://matthiasmedia.com/products/learn-the-gospel The Trellis and the Vine – Colin Marshall & Tony Payne https://matthiasmedia.com/products/the-trellis-and-the-vine The Vine Project – Colin Marshall & Tony Payne https://matthiasmedia.com/products/the-vine-project Scripture Referenced Joshua 1:8–9 Matthew 16:24 John 3:36 Connect With Us 🌐 Website: https://matthiasmedia.com 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/everydayministrypodcast 💬 Join our WhatsApp group — link in bio or show notes

In this episode of Everyday Ministry, Lindsey Yeagley and Marty Sweeney dig into the disciple-making idea of "moving to the right"—a phrase that comes from The Trellis and the Vine and The Vine Project by Tony Payne and Colin Marshall. They explore what it means to grow in maturity in Christ, why right thinking about the gospel leads to right living for Jesus, and how the Two Ways to Live framework helps us pursue daily growth as disciples. Together, they unpack how gospel clarity fuels gospel confidence, how sanctification is both God's work and our daily choice, and why looking "left" (helping others grow) is an essential mark of maturity. Key Topics What "moving to the right" means and why it matters How Two Ways to Live provides a framework for ongoing discipleship Why the gospel that saves us is also the gospel that grows us Signs of spiritual growth and maturity in everyday life How to disciple others by "looking left" Resources Mentioned 📘 Two Ways to Live – The Choice We All Face 📗 The Vine Project – Shaping Your Ministry Culture Around Disciple-Making 📙 The Trellis and the Vine 📒 The Thing Is by Tony Payne 📕 Don't Waste Your Life by John Piper 📗 Side by Side by Ed Welch 📘 Learn the Gospel – Learn More Scripture References Colossians 1:28–2:7 Romans 5–6 Hebrews 3, 10, and 12 Luke 24 Mark 10:45 Psalm 2 Connect with Us 🌐 matthiasmedia.com 📸 @everydayministrypodcast 💬 Join our WhatsApp group

Lindsey and Marty kick off Season 3 with a fun breakfast chat that flows into a deep, practical conversation about sharing the gospel. They explore how the Two Ways to Live framework offers structure and freedom, helping Christians speak naturally and confidently about Jesus. Key Topics Why talking about cereal reminds us of the joy of sharing Jesus What Two Ways to Live is and why it's helpful Handling the "hard parts" of the gospel like sin and judgment Tips for practicing gospel conversations with friends, kids, and neighbors How gospel clarity fuels gospel confidence Resources Mentioned Two Ways to Live Who Will Be King? (Kids' version) Bible references: Matthew 12; Hebrews (Jesus' lordship and rule) Connect with Us Website: matthiasmedia.com Instagram: @everydayministrypodcast

In this bonus episode marking the end of Season 2, we're sharing a special breakout session from Evangelize 2024 with Tony Payne. It's an insightful and practical deep-dive into the complex relationship between evangelism and apologetics. Tony unpacks seven types of persuasion Christians often engage in—from gospel proclamation and responding to objections, to lifestyle witness and cultural engagement. With clarity, biblical depth, and plenty of humor, he challenges us to lead with the gospel, remain compassionate, and avoid getting sidetracked by secondary concerns. This is a must-listen episode for anyone involved in gospel ministry—pastors, leaders, or everyday Christians seeking to faithfully share Christ. Tony's breakout handout/visual Highlights: The difference between apologetics and gospel proclamation Common pitfalls in preemptive apologetics How to help Christians grow in confidence Why leading with the gospel should be our default A practical framework for understanding gospel conversations Resources Mentioned: Defending the Gospel by Kel Richards Reason for God by Tim Keller Dominion by Tom Holland Two Ways to Live evangelistic framework 👉 Watch the entire conference on our YouTube channel. Connect With Us Sign up for weekly emails matthiasmedia.com Follow @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

In this special season of Everyday Ministry, we're bringing you key takeaways from Evangelize 2024! Hosts Marty Sweeney and Lindsey Yeagley discuss practical ways to raise the evangelistic temperature in our churches. Instead of just talking about evangelism, how do we take action? In this final episode, we explore concrete steps you can take: ✅ Pray with purpose – New Testament prayers focus on believers having boldness, not just on non-believers coming to faith. Try the Two for Two challenge: pray for 2 non-Christian friends for 2 minutes daily. ✅ Scatter gospel seeds – Keep evangelistic resources (books, booklets, Gospels of Mark/John) on hand and challenge yourself to give them away. ✅ Create an evangelistic funnel – A repeatable, warm, gospel-focused event where non-Christians hear the gospel clearly and are invited to respond. Where does this happen in your church? ✅ Train for clarity – Many Christians struggle to articulate the gospel. Resources like Two Ways to Live and Learn the Gospel help us explain our faith with confidence. ✅ Evangelize together – Evangelism isn't a solo effort. How can your church create a culture where sharing Jesus is natural and expected? We also discuss how patience, intentionality, and persistence play a role in long-term evangelistic impact. Plus, hear about an exciting new evangelism course by Dave Jensen, coming in 2025! 🔗 Resources Mentioned: Two Ways to Live training with Learn the Gospel and Share the Gospel by Tony Payne One-to-One Bible Reading by David Helm The Course of Your Life Dave Jensen's upcoming evangelistic resource (coming 2025) Evangelism and the Sovereignty of God – J.I. Packer You, Me, and the Bible Study 📩 What are your next steps in evangelism? Share your thoughts & help shape Evangelize 2026! 🎧 Listen now on your favorite podcast platform & subscribe for future episodes! Sign up for weekly emails matthiasmedia.com Follow @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

Evangelize 2024 (Day 3 Session 8) Q&A Panel with Marty Sweeney, Mack Stiles, Dave Jensen and Tony Payne. What if evangelism isn't about personality but about culture? In this episode, we dive into a thought-provoking Q&A session on how churches can prioritize evangelism without making it an afterthought. From balancing leadership responsibilities to the effectiveness of short-term missions, our speakers tackle the tough questions with clarity and conviction. Are large events the answer? How do we shift church culture? Tune in for practical insights that will challenge and equip you to make evangelism the heartbeat of your ministry. Resources mentioned: Two Ways to Live Sign up for weekly emails matthiasmedia.com Follow @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

Evangelize 2024 (Day 2 Session 6) What is one of the greatest challenges facing the church today: moving Christians from disciples to disciple-makers. While external hostility often gets the blame, the truth is, the biggest blockage to evangelism lies within us as believers. So, how can we overcome fear, guilt, and discouragement to create a culture where evangelism thrives? Key Topics Covered: The two conversions in evangelism: non-Christian to disciple, and disciple to disciple-maker. Why the biggest challenge to evangelism isn't "out there" but within the church. Practical strategies to foster a culture of evangelism by: Raising the heat—building zeal and urgency for mission. Lowering the bar—creating easier ways for Christians to engage in evangelistic activities. The critical role of church leaders in prioritizing evangelism through intentional planning and resources. Why gospel-driven gatherings and evangelistic courses are essential pathways to see conversions happen. Join us as we explore how to align church life with the eternal realities of the gospel, equipping believers to step out with boldness and joy in proclaiming Christ. 🎧 Listen now! 📚 Resources Mentioned: Discover (coming soon) #EverydayMinistry #Evangelism #DiscipleMaking #GospelMission Since this episode unfortunately gets cut off (technical difficulties!!), Dave recommends listening to his talk from another conference he did in Sydney. To top off this episode, we recommend you jump in around 24 mins from this talk. Sign up for weekly emails matthiasmedia.com Follow @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

Evangelize 2024 (Day 2, Session 5) Resources mentioned: Learn the Gospel     Sign up for weekly emails matthiasmedia.com Follow @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

Evangelize 2024 (Day 2 Session 4) In this episode of Everyday Ministry, we explore what it takes to move people from spiritual death to life in Christ. Drawing from years of ministry experience, Dave dives into the foundational elements of evangelism and how churches can cultivate a culture of gospel proclamation that sees real, lasting fruit. Key Topics Discussed: The critical role of Word + People + Prayer + Time in evangelism. Why churches need intentional pathways to guide non-Christians toward Christ. Practical steps to prioritize evangelism in your church's mission. How consistent, gospel-centered efforts yield long-term results. Whether you're a pastor, a ministry leader, or a believer eager to share the gospel, this episode is packed with biblical wisdom and practical tools to help you make evangelism a central part of your church's DNA. #EverydayMinistry #Evangelism #GospelCulture #Discipleship Resources mentioned: Expository Thoughts on the Gospels: JC Ryle Evangelism by Mack Stiles How Do I Get Started in Evangelism by Mack Stiles The Truth About Lies by Mack Stiles The Trellis and the Vine Learn the Gospel You, Me and the Bible The Christian Gospel Sign up for weekly emails matthiasmedia.com Follow @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

Evangelize 2024 (Day 1 Session 3) In this episode of Everyday Ministry, we listen to Mack Stiles explore what it means to be an ambassador for Christ. Mack shares his powerful testimony of coming to faith, his experiences in global evangelism, and the challenges and joys of sharing the gospel in difficult places. From his early days in campus ministry to pioneering student outreach in the Arabian Peninsula and pastoring in Iraq, Mack's journey is a compelling reminder of the power of the gospel to transform lives. In this episode: Mack's personal journey to faith and how he was first introduced to the gospel The challenges and joys of evangelism in cross-cultural contexts What it truly means to be an ambassador for Christ (2 Corinthians 5:11-21) Practical encouragement for cultivating a culture of evangelism in the church Why boldness in sharing the gospel is worth the risk If you've ever struggled with evangelism or wondered how to take the next step in sharing your faith, this episode is for you! #EverydayMinistry #Evangelism #GospelCulture #FaithInAction Resources mentioned: Share the Gospel Learn the Gospel Sign up for weekly emails matthiasmedia.com Follow @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

In this insightful session from Evangelize 2024, Tony Payne delves into the foundational elements of effective ministry: the Word, people, prayer, and time. This talk is essential for anyone committed to deepening their ministry impact and understanding the gospel that drives and shapes all that we say and do. Evangelize 2024 (Day 1 Session 2)  Resources mentioned: Growth and Change Talking with Catholics About Jesus  The Trellis and the Vine The Vine Project  The Thing Is The Course of Your Life Share the Gospel Sign up for weekly emails matthiasmedia.com Follow @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

This episode features the opening session of Matthias Media's Evangelize 2024 conference, with Dave Jensen unpacking how to get and keep the church on mission. Drawing from his wealth of experience, Dave shares powerful insights into mobilizing congregations for evangelism, staying grounded in the gospel, and fostering a culture of outreach. Whether you're a church leader or a passionate believer, this session will challenge and inspire you to prioritize the mission of making Christ known. Resources mentioned: Two Ways to Live Grill a Christian by Roger Carswell Sign up for weekly emails matthiasmedia.com Follow @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

In the latest episode of the Everyday Ministry Podcast, hosts Marty Sweeney and Lindsey Yeagley engage in a thought-provoking conversation with Tony Payne on "The Culture-Changing Power of Gospel Clarity." They explore how a clear understanding of the gospel can transform both individuals and communities, discussing practical steps to articulate and live out gospel truths in today's world. This episode, from Matthias Media's national conference, Evangelize 2024, is a must-listen for those seeking to deepen their faith and effect meaningful change through the power of the gospel. For more insights and resources, visit Matthias Media's website. Resources Mentioned: Discover by Dave Jensen (coming soon) Learn the Gospel Share the Gospel The Archer and the Arrow The Book of Books How to Read the Bible Better Mastered by the Word From Text to Teaching God's Big Picture Two Ways to Live Sign up for weekly emails matthiasmedia.com Follow @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

We're going for ourselves! And you should join us! We are running Evangelize 2024 so we can grow in evangelism, both as individuals and as part of a community of believers. Many people struggle with this task, so we discuss why Christians should seek, make, and not just wait for opportunities to share the gospel. It's essential to have a love for the lost and trust God to open blind eyes, but our passivity shouldn't prevent us from scattering seeds. By recognizing our need to grow in evangelism, we can come together to learn how to share the gospel, equip ourselves with tools, reach the lost, and provide a space at church. For the pastor: What is the role of the church body (trellises) beyond the individual Christian's effort that has invited a non-Christian to church? For the Christian: Are you dwelling on the truths of the gospel so you can speak it to the lost ones around you? Register here matthiasmedia.com @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

Curriculum is just letters on a page. Our convictions give us an idea we want people to know and curriculum gives us a framework to get people into the bible and thinking this way. (For example: disciples understanding their calling as disciple-making disciples). Too much emphasis is put on the curriculum and not much on the goal and role of the class. The role of the teacher is not to just get through the course, it's to teach the people in front of you. Matthias Media resources mentioned: The Course of Your Life Growth and Change How to Walk into Church   matthiasmedia.com @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

A gospel verse is one that stands out to you, and stays with you like a pebble in your shoe. What verses do you cling to or refer back to when it comes to sharing the gospel? We can be encouraged and motivated by dwelling on Scripture as we navigate the hard work of evangelism. 2 Cor 5 & 6 Col 1:20 Col 3 1 Peter 1:3 Matthias Media resources mentioned:  Learn the Gospel Share the Gospel Two Ways To Live twowaystolive.com matthiasmedia.com @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

Reading is good and why don't we do more of it. And how can we encourage non-readers to read? A disciple is a learner and the biggest way we learn is by reading. Reading good theology helps you in your Bible reading. And Bible reading helps you in your theology reading.  Matthias Media resources mentioned: Vinegrowers Guidance and the Voice of God Other: Gospel of the Kingdom God's Big Picture matthiasmedia.com @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

Let's walk through what it looks like to invite someone to church. Is it as hard as we think it is? Why is evangelism so hard? Marty and Lindsey talk about the Sunday morning time, thinking through what a non Christian would experience. As we continue to engage with people that have come to church with us, we can take the next step to share the gospel and have intentional spiritual conversations. Be an inviting person and be willing to get past the pain point as you engage with non-Christians. Matthias Media resources mentioned: Evangelize 2024 Gospel Speech Share the Gospel Vinegrowers The Vine Project matthiasmedia.com @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

Marty and Lindsey talk about discipleship: what it is, why it's important and why we should desire to participate in it. Hear from Lindsey as she shares her experience with a good friend. Matthias Media resources mentioned: One to One Bible Reading Rest Assured (1 John - Interactive Bible Studies) That You May Know (1 John - Pathway Bible Guide) Matthias Bible Guide: Letters of John   Other: COMA Method Swedish Method   matthiasmedia.com @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

Marty and Lindsey talk about Lindsey's recent experience teaching the Learn the Gospel course. Hear the perspective of a lay leader and the ins and outs of teaching. Matthias Media resources mentioned: Two Ways to Live Learn the Gospel Share the Gospel The Christian Gospel Other: twowaystolive.com   matthiasmedia.com @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

Marty and Lindsey discuss what it means to be an everyday gospeler. The challenge to consider: if we aren't actively sharing the gospel then we haven't yet learned the gospel. God commands us to love God and love others. Sharing the gospel is the greatest way we can do that for those around us. Understanding clearly what the gospel message is crucial for everyday gospel work.   Matthias Media resources mentioned: Learn the Gospel Share the Gospel Course of Your Life The Christian Gospel Other: Two Ways News episode (fisherman) Honest Evangelism (Rico Tice)   matthiasmedia.com @everydayministrypodcast Connect on Whatsapp Music: Fun Kid - Quincas Moreira

What does vine work look like now? This is an interview with Colleen McFadden who is the director of women's workshops at the Charles Simeon Trust. She and the US director of Matthias Media, Marty Sweeney discuss what discipleship looks like now. https://simeontrust.org/

Making the Most of the Rest of Your Life: US https://matthiasmedia.com/products/ma... AU https://matthiasmedia.com.au/products... What does vine work look like now? This is an interview with 10ofThose CEO, Jonathan Carswell, and the US director of Matthias Media, Marty Sweeney.

Six Steps to Loving your Church: US https://matthiasmedia.com/products/si... AU https://matthiasmedia.com.au/products... What does vine work look like now? This is an interview with writer and director, Tony Payne, and the US director of Matthias Media, Marty Sweeney.

What does vine work look like now? This is an interview with associate minister, Matt Schneider, at the Cathedral Church of the Advent in Birmingham, Alabama and the US director of Matthias Media, Marty Sweeney.

The Generosity Project: US https://matthiasmedia.com/products/th... AU https://matthiasmedia.com.au/products... What does vine work look like now? This is an interview with Matthias Media CEO, Ian Carmichael, and the US director of Matthias Media, Marty Sweeney.

Simply God by Peter Sanlon: https://amzn.to/2Tj65dn What does vine work look like now? This is an interview with senior pastor, Peter Sanlon at Emmanuel Anglican Church in the UK and the US director of Matthias Media, Marty Sweeney.

One Forever in Christ: US https://matthiasmedia.com/products/on... AU https://matthiasmedia.com.au/products... Raised Forever: US https://matthiasmedia.com/products/ra... AU https://matthiasmedia.com.au/products... What does vine work look like now? This is an interview with senior pastor, Rory Shiner at Providence City Church in Australia and the US director of Matthias Media, Marty Sweeney.

What does vine work look like now? This is an interview with the director of Vinegrowers, Craig Glassock, and the US director or Matthias Media, Marty Sweeney.

It is hard to know what to say about Easter. I know, that sounds terrible. But what I mean is this - what could I possibly add to the message of Easter that isn't being said by your church and faithful gospel-speaking friends around you. A novel message is not what we as Christians are after. Thankfully, the message of Easter is the same as it has been for thousands of years. 

The Course of Your Life is a resource Tony has said is one of the most important resources he's ever worked on. In this video he shares why it's so important and how a resource like this can help a Christian understand what the Christian life is all about. Once we learn that the Christian life is not about ourselves, but about who God is and who Jesus is, then our driving central priority as a Christian is shifted. We desire to minister to others and point them to Christ. Course of Your Life Workbook: US: https://matthiasmedia.com/products/course-of-your-life-workbook AU: https://matthiasmedia.com.au/products/course-of-your-life-workbook

Can you change your church's culture? The Vine Project Workshop 2020 matthiasmedia.com/workshops

The Vine Project Workshop: Sunday Morning Edition is a new workshop for those interested in learning how disciple-making is shaped particularly on a Sunday morning. Even though this has a Sunday morning focus, it is a great workshop for first-timers as well as those that need a refresher.

Martin Ayers has recently published his first book, 'Naked God'. Paul Grimmond caught up with him recently to talk about what motivated the book and what it's like to be an author for the first time.

Paul Grimmond catches up with Carl Trueman, Academic Dean and Professor of Historical Theology and Church History at Westminster Theological Seminary, to chat about the local church, evangelism, ministry training, evangelicalism, the uniqueness of Scripture and Anglicanism.

Paul Grimmond talks to Al Stewart about the ongoing importance of church planting in light of Al's work with Evangelism Ministries in Sydney and The Geneva Push, a new Australia-wide church-planting network.

Paul Grimmond speaks to Mark Charleston of the Sydney Anglican Department of Ministry Training and Development about his reflections on the issues involved in choosing to move from one ministry to another.

Grant Retief talks to Paul Grimmond about enormous social issues in South Africa, and what it means to hang on to the gospel and serve people there.

Paul Grimmond speaks to Paul Dale about his role as pastor of Church by the Bridge and the place of one-to-one ministry in his busy life.

Tony Payne interviews Col Marshall, former Director of the Ministry Training Strategy, about people-focused ministry.

Tony Payne interviews Peter Bolt, author of Living with the Underworld, about demons, death, the devil and the difference Jesus makes.

Tony Payne and Gordon Cheng reflect on the differences between the USA and Australia in the area of personal ministry.Tony Payne and Gordon Cheng reflect on the differences between the USA and Australia in the area of personal ministry.

This is the third of a series of evangelistic talks from Mark's Gospel by Phillip Jensen. The full series is available for purchase (in our Australian online store).