The WIN WIN Evangelism Podcast

What if evangelism could be strengthened and not replaced by technology? In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast,  Tina Waldrom and Stuart Maclean explore AI For Christians and how it can be used as a powerful tool to support sharing your faith in today’s world. From helping you shape your testimony to planning outreach and understanding people better, AI is opening new doors but it also raises important questions about truth, trust, and discernment. Join us for a practical and honest conversation about how to use AI wisely in evangelism without losing sight of what matters most. You’ll learn how to “trust but verify”, stay grounded in Scripture, and use AI as a helpful assistant rather than a spiritual authority. If you’ve ever felt unsure or even cautious about AI, this episode will equip you with clarity, confidence, and a fresh perspective on using technology for God’s purposes. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Basics of AI and how it works Practical applications of AI in evangelism and church planning Challenges and ethical considerations of AI, including bias and hallucination Future trends: voice AI, agentic AI, and digital church presence And more…   WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE WATCH THIS SHORT VIDEO: Use Technology To Educate Yourself *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Online Church & Reaching People for Jesus Sharing the Gospel in a Secular Australia (with Tina Waldrom) Evangelism Through Online Church and Hybrid Ministry With Steve Fogg Exploring the Potential of AI and Chat GPT  *STAY CONNECTED TO STUART MACLEAN Stuart Maclean - LinkedIn   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1.How does understanding AI as a tool, and not an all-knowing authority, shape your approach to evangelism? Are you discerning with the information you receive, especially when using AI? Read:  “Test everything; hold fast what is good.” 1 Thessalonians 5:21 2. In what ways can AI help you communicate your testimony more clearly and effectively? How can you simplify your story so others can easily understand the Gospel? Read: “Let the redeemed of the Lord tell their story.” Psalm 107:2 3. How can you use AI to better understand the people you are trying to reach with the Gospel? How might learning people’s struggles help you share your faith more meaningfully? Read:  “I have become all things to all people…” 1 Corinthians 9:22 4. What safeguards can you put in place to ensure truth remains central when using AI in evangelism? How will you verify information and stay grounded in Scripture? Read: “Sanctify them by the truth; your word is truth.” John 17:17 5. How can AI assist you in planning intentional and consistent evangelism efforts? Reflect: What could change if you used AI to organise outreach or discipleship? Read: “Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans.” Proverbs 16:3 6. In what ways can you use AI to create better questions and discussions for evangelism in your small group? How can thoughtful questions open doors for deeper Gospel conversations? Read: “Let your conversation be always full of grace…” Colossians 4:6 7. How do you guard your heart from fear while embracing new technology for God’s purposes? Are you resisting AI out of fear, or learning to use it with wisdom and faith? Read: “For God has not given us a spirit of fear…”  2 Timothy 1:7

What if evangelism isn’t limited to a building, but is happening every single day through screens across the world? In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom and Steve Fogg explore how online church is opening doors for people who may never step into a physical service, yet are deeply searching for truth. From social media to live chat, the opportunity for evangelism has never been greater, but many churches are still only scratching the surface. Learn how to move from simply posting content to genuinely reaching people with the Gospel. You’ll also discover how small, intentional steps, like engaging in conversations, creating accessible content, and valuing every online viewer, can lead to real life change. If you’re passionate about evangelism and want to understand how to use online church effectively, this episode will challenge and equip you to step into what God is already doing in the digital space. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Church online has grown from a niche to a vital part of ministry. Engagement and personalisation are key to online faith journeys. Short-form videos and social media algorithms help spread the gospel. And more…   WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Sharing the Gospel in a Secular Australia (with Tina Waldrom) Evangelism Through Online Church and Hybrid Ministry With Steve Fogg How to Get $120,000 in Google Ad Grants for Your Church with Steve Fogg Ger Jones: Evangelism After Christendom (Reaching the Curious, Cautious & Cynical) *STAY CONNECTED TO STEVE FOGG Steve Fogg – Website Steve Fogg – Instagram Crossway Baptist Church Online Campus – Website Crossway Baptist Church – Instagram Crossway Baptist Church – Facebook *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How does seeing online viewers as real people, known and loved by God, change your approach to evangelism?Read:  “The Lord is… not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.” 2 Peter 3:9 2. In what ways can your church move from simply broadcasting content to truly engaging people online? Read: “We loved you so much that we were delighted to share with you not only the gospel of God but our lives as well.” 1 Thessalonians 2:8 3. Are you creating clear pathways for people to move from watching content to exploring faith and following Jesus? Read: “Come and see,” said Philip. John 1:46 4. How can you communicate in a way that includes both believers and spiritually curious people? Read: “Always be prepared to give an answer… with gentleness and respect.” 1 Peter 3:15 5. How can short-form content (clips, reels, posts) be used as a tool for evangelism in today’s digital world? Read: “Their voice has gone out into all the earth.” Romans 10:18 6. What role does personal connection (messages, chat, prayer) play in helping people take steps towards Jesus? Read: “Encourage one another and build each other up.” 1 Thessalonians 5:11 7. How can your church better use its “digital front door” to welcome those who are searching for God? Read: “I have become all things to all people…” 1 Corinthians 9:22

What if evangelism isn’t about having all the right answers but about helping people truly see Jesus? In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom and James Thompson unpack a refreshing and deeply biblical approach to evangelism that shifts the focus from pressure to participation. If you’ve ever felt unsure about sharing your faith, this conversation will give you clarity, confidence, and a simple framework you can actually live out in your everyday life. As we explore how to open people’s eyes to Jesus, you’ll discover how unity, prayer, clear communication, and genuine love all play a part in Sharing the Gospel in a Secular Australia. This isn’t about formulas or forcing conversations. It’s about joining what God is already doing. Whether you’re new to evangelism or looking to grow deeper, this episode will help you step out with boldness and authenticity. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: The OPEN framework for evangelism: Oneness, Prayer, Evangelism, Neighbor Love The importance of unity among believers to open eyes to Jesus The power of prayer in evangelism and spiritual awakening Living out love and demonstrating the Gospel in everyday life And more…   WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE WATCH SHORT VIDEO:  Evangelising is More Than Just the Declaration, There's Demonstration There As Well   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Sharing the Gospel in a Secular Australia (with Tina Waldrom) The Stats for Effective Evangelism with Mark McCrindle Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? Ger Jones: Evangelism After Christendom (Reaching the Curious, Cautious & Cynical) How to Share Your Faith Like Jesus: Lessons from Pais Movement Founder Paul Clayton Gibbs *STAY CONNECTED TO JAMES THOMPSON Website - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How does understanding that God has already accomplished salvation (John 19:30) change the way you approach evangelism? Reflect on what it means to “open people’s eyes” rather than “convince” them Read: …to open their eyes, so they may turn from darkness to light and from the power of Satan to God. Then they will receive forgiveness for their sins and be given a place among God’s people, who are set apart by faith in me. (Acts 26:18) 2. In what ways can unity among believers help open people’s eyes to Jesus? Read: I pray that they will all be one, just as you and I are one, as you are in me, Father, and I am in you. And may they be in us so that the world will believe you sent me. (John 17:21) 3. Who are 2–3 people in your life whose “eyes” you can begin praying for consistently this week? Read: Satan, who is the god of this world, has blinded the minds of those who don’t believe. They are unable to see the glorious light of the Good News. They don’t understand this message about the glory of Christ, who is the exact likeness of God. You see, we don’t go around preaching about ourselves. We preach that Jesus Christ is Lord, and we ourselves are your servants for Jesus’ sake.  For God, who said, “Let there be light in the darkness,” has made this light shine in our hearts so we could know the glory of God that is seen in the face of Jesus Christ. (2 Corinthians 4:4-6) 4. How can you grow in both speaking to God (prayer) and listening to God in your evangelism? Read: My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me. (John 10:27) 5. What fears or hesitations do you have about sharing the Gospel openly, and how can you bring these before God? Read: For I am not ashamed of this Good News about Christ. It is the power of God at work, saving everyone who believes: the Jew first and also the Gentile. (Romans 1:16) 6. Where can you intentionally create space for both declaring and demonstrating the Gospel this week? Read: And the disciples went everywhere and preached, and the Lord worked through them, confirming what they said by many miraculous signs. (Mark 16:20) 7. What does loving your neighbour practically look like in your current season of life? Read: In the same way, let your good deeds shine out for all to see, so that everyone will praise your heavenly Father. (Matthew 5:16)

What if sharing your faith didn’t feel awkward or forced but instead flowed naturally from everyday conversations? In this episode, Tina Waldrom explores simple, practical ways to grow in evangelism, especially when it comes to Sharing the Gospel in a Secular Australia. Whether you're chatting with friends at a New Year’s gathering or reflecting on the year that’s been, these moments can become powerful opportunities to point people towards Jesus. You’ll discover seven thoughtful conversation starters designed to open hearts and spark deeper discussions about faith, purpose, and hope. With both direct and subtle approaches, this episode equips you to meet people where they are, helping you step out with confidence and sensitivity in your evangelism. If you’ve ever wondered how to talk about Jesus in a natural and authentic way, this is a great place to begin. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Evangelism in a secular society requires a shift in approach Faith has moved from institutional to deeply personal for many people Rebuilding trust is essential before sharing the gospel Authentic relationships open doors for meaningful conversations Jesus modelled adaptive and relational engagement Starting with what people care about leads to deeper dialogue Listening well is just as important as speaking truth Cultural awareness strengthens evangelism efforts Questions can be more powerful than statements Evangelism is about connection, not persuasion And more…   WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE WATCH THIS SHORT VIDEO: Over Half of Australians are Open to Changing Their Beliefs *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS The Stats for Effective Evangelism with Mark McCrindle Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? Ger Jones: Evangelism After Christendom (Reaching the Curious, Cautious & Cynical) How to Share Your Faith Like Jesus: Lessons from Pais Movement Founder Paul Clayton Gibbs *STAY CONNECTED TO TINA WALDROM Website - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram   Discussion Questions 1. How does understanding that Australians are still spiritually open (though less religious) change your approach to evangelism?Read: Acts 17:22–23 Paul recognises spiritual hunger before proclaiming truth. 2. Have you ever assumed someone was closed to faith when they may actually have been searching? What shaped that assumption?Read: 1 Samuel 16:7 “The Lord looks at the heart.” 3. In your conversations, do you prioritise being heard or building trust? What would it look like to lead with listening?Read: James 1:19  “Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak…” 4. How can you better embody the Gospel through your life, not just explain it with your words? Read: 1 Thessalonians 2:8 “We were delighted to share with you not only the gospel… but our lives aswell.” 5. What are some everyday topics (e.g. purpose, mental health, relationships) you could use as starting points for sharing your faith?Read: John 4:7–26 Jesus begins with a real-life need before revealing spiritual truth   6. How can you adapt your approach to different people without compromising the truth of the Gospel? Read: 1 Corinthians 9:22 “I have become all things to all people…”   7. What is one intentional step you can take this week to start a meaningful conversation about faith—not to win an argument, but to understand someone’s story? Read: Colossians 4:5-6 “Be wise… make the most of every opportunity.”

In this episode of the podcast, Tina Waldrom and Mike Stevens explore what it really means to step into the mission of God in everyday life. Many believers want to grow in evangelism but feel unsure where to start or how to share their faith naturally. This conversation, informed by Mike’s new book Step In, unpacks how God is already at work around us and how we are simply invited to notice, respond, and step in with Him. It’s not about having all the answers, but about being available and willing. You’ll discover how to live out your faith authentically, depend on the Holy Spirit, and take simple, practical steps in evangelism. From everyday conversations to acts of hospitality and care, this episode will help you see that sharing your faith doesn’t have to be complicated. If you’ve ever felt hesitant or unsure, this will encourage you to step in with confidence and join what God is already doing. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Partnering with God in His restorative work The importance of Holy Spirit-led evangelism Practical hospitality and community care The shift from church-centric to community-centric outreach And more…   ➡️WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE ➡️WATCH SHORT VIDEO: Ask the Holy Spirit to Not Only Order Our Steps For the Day, But to Interrupt Us   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Ger Jones: Evangelism After Christendom (Reaching the Curious, Cautious & Cynical) How to Share Your Faith Like Jesus: Lessons from Pais Movement Founder Paul Clayton Gibbs From Church Growth to City Health: Rethinking Evangelism   *STAY CONNECTED TO MIKE STEVENS Mike Stevens Website Mike Stevens Facebook Mike Stevens Instagram *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. Where might God already be at work in the people around me and how can I step in? Am I trying to “start something”, or join what God is already doing? Read: 2 Corinthians 5:18-20 We are Christ’s ambassadors in God’s work of reconciliation. 2. Am I living the same faith in every area of my life, or do I wear different “masks”? What would it look like to be more authentic in my everyday evangelism? Read: Matthew 5:16 Let your light shine before others. 3. Small, practical step can I take this week to step in and share my faith? Is there a conversation, invitation, or act of kindness I’ve been avoiding? Read: James 1:22 Do not merely listen to the word… do what it says. 4. How dependent am I on the Holy Spirit when it comes to evangelism? Do I ask the Holy Spirit daily for guidance, courage, and the right words? Read: Acts 1:8 You will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you 5. Am I interruptible by God in my daily life? Do I leave space for God to redirect my plans for the sake of others? Read: Proverbs 3:5-6 Submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight. 6. How am I showing hospitality and care to those who don’t yet know Jesus? Who could I welcome into my home, my time, or my life this week? Read: Hebrews 13:2 Do not forget to show hospitality to strangers. 7.Who can I invite into this journey with me for accountability and encouragement? Am I sharing what God is prompting me to do with others? Read: Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 Two are better than one.

Explore Ted Fabiyanic's inspiring journey from a young boy with a learning disability to a seasoned evangelist. In this episode, Ted shares invaluable lessons from over 40 years of ministry, the importance of authentic experience, and his exciting plans for future crusades. This episode is packed with practical wisdom and heartfelt stories that will empower your evangelism efforts. In this podcast episode, you will discover: Ted's radical encounter with Jesus at aged 11 and its lifelong impact The importance of being fully convinced of the gospel’s power How the love and healing gifts of Jesus draw people The significance of genuine experience with Christ for effective witnessing Lessons learned from tough seasons, including faith during crises The next season: scaling crusade evangelism and mentoring the next generation The role of the Holy Spirit and confidence in your calling Practical tips for preachers and evangelists to deepen their effectiveness The importance of love, authenticity, and emotional integrity in ministry Ted’s insights on cultural sensitivity and love as a bridge to breakthrough WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details)  *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Living in Miracles – The Life and Ministry of Evangelist Tim Hall How to Become an Evangelist with Andrew Scarborough Karen Workentin on Street Evangelism – Is It Still Effective Today? Ger Jones: Evangelism After Christendom (Reaching the Curious, Cautious & Cynical) How to Share Your Faith Like Jesus: Lessons from Pais Movement Founder Paul Clayton Gibbs *STAY CONNECTED TO EVANGELIST TED FABIYANIC YouTube Channel (messages from Ted’s previous church pastorate) Website - Under construction, will keep this page updated Email:[email protected] for more information *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How does Ted Fabiyanic's early encounter with Jesus at age 11 inspire you to reflect on your own faith journey? Read: Acts 9:3-6 - Reflect on Saul's transformative encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus. 2. Ted emphasises the importance of being fully convinced of the gospel's power. How can you cultivate this conviction in your own life? Read: Romans 1:16 - Discuss the power of the gospel and its impact on believers. 3. In what ways can love and authenticity enhance your effectiveness in sharing the gospel? Read:1 Corinthians 13:1-3 - Consider the role of love in ministry and evangelism. 4. Ted talks about the significance of genuine experience with Christ. How can personal testimonies be used as a tool for evangelism? Read: Revelation 12:11 - Discuss the power of testimony in overcoming challenges and sharing faith. 5. How can you maintain humility and love when engaging in cross-cultural ministry? Read: Philippians 2:3-4 - Reflect on the importance of humility and considering others in ministry. 6. What role does the Holy Spirit play in giving you confidence and guidance in your evangelistic efforts? Read: Acts 1:8 - Explore the empowerment of the Holy Spirit for witnessing. 7. How can you prepare yourself to mentor others in evangelism, as Ted plans to do with the next generation? Read: 2 Timothy 2:2 - Discuss the importance of discipleship and passing on faith to others.

Easter is one of the most significant moments in the Christian calendar. But when someone asks, “Why do Christians celebrate Easter?” it can suddenly feel difficult to explain. In this episode of the podcast, Tina Waldrom unpacks that question in a simple and real way, helping you grow in confidence in evangelism without sounding rehearsed or overly religious. This conversation is all about making the message of Easter clear, relatable, and meaningful in everyday life. You’ll discover how to explain the cross and resurrection in simple terms, how to connect the message of Easter to real human struggles, and how to turn conversations into genuine moments of connection rather than one-sided explanations. If you’ve ever wanted to grow in evangelism and confidently answer why do Christians celebrate Easter, this episode will help you share your faith with clarity, compassion, and hope. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: The significance of Easter for Christians The story of Jesus' death and resurrection How Easter offers hope and redemption Simple ways to explain Easter to non-believers And more…   WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS How to Share Jesus at Easter This 2026 Justin Rouillon on Easterfest – How a Gospel Festival Shaped Toowoomba Ger Jones: Evangelism After Christendom (Reaching the Curious, Cautious & Cynical) How to Share Your Faith Like Jesus: Lessons from Pais Movement Founder Paul Clayton Gibbs *STAY CONNECTED TO TINA WALDROM Website - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How would I answer the question, “Why do Christians celebrate Easter?” in a simple and clear way? Can I explain it without using church language? Read: 1 Corinthians 15:3–4 “Christ died for our sins… he was raised on the third day.” 2.What does Easter personally mean to me, and how has it changed my life? How can I share this as a short, honest story? Read: Revelation 12:11 “They triumphed… by the word of their testimony.” 3. How comfortable am I talking about brokenness, sin, and the need for Jesus? Do I avoid these topics, or explain them in a relatable way? Read: Romans 3:23 “All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.”   4. How can I explain God’s love through the cross in a way that connects with real life? What everyday examples can I use to make it understandable? Read: Romans 5:8 “While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” 5. How would I explain the resurrection and why it changes everything? Can I clearly communicate the hope it brings today? Read: John 11:25 “I am the resurrection and the life.” 6. Do I tend to turn faith conversations into lectures instead of conversations? What questions can I ask to invite others into dialogue? Read: Colossians 4:6 “Let your conversation be always full of grace.” 7. Who can I intentionally reach this Easter, and what is one step I will take in evangelism? Will I share my story, ask a question, or start a conversation? Read: 2 Timothy 1:7 “God has not given us a spirit of fear…”

Easter can feel like one of the best opportunities for evangelism but also one of the most intimidating. You might want to talk about Jesus, but then the questions come: Where do I even start? What should I say? What if I get it wrong? In this episode of the podcast, Tina Waldrom brings back a powerful rerun that breaks it down in a simple, practical way so that explaining Easter to friends doesn’t feel overwhelming, awkward or forced. Instead, it becomes a natural conversation grounded in real life. You’ll discover how to use thoughtful questions, how to explain the meaning of the cross and resurrection in everyday language, and how to hold both truth and hope together when sharing your faith. If you’ve ever wanted to grow in confidence in evangelism especially around Easter, this conversation will help you take that next step with clarity, courage, and love. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: The significance of Easter in the Christian faith How to start conversations about Easter and faith Addressing doubts and questions about the resurrection The importance of asking diagnostic questions Resources for apologetics and faith questions And more…   WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE WATCH SHORT VIDEO: Our Ability to Ask Good Questions is Indispensable Now   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS How to Share Jesus at Easter This 2026 Justin Rouillon on Easterfest – How a Gospel Festival Shaped Toowoomba Ger Jones: Evangelism After Christendom (Reaching the Curious, Cautious & Cynical) How to Share Your Faith Like Jesus: Lessons from Pais Movement Founder Paul Clayton Gibbs *STAY CONNECTED TO DAN PATERSON AND QUESTIONING CHRISTIANITY QC Website QC Facebook QC Instagram QC YouTube Channel *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. What does Easter personally mean to me, and how would I explain it simply to a friend? Reflect on how you would describe the cross and resurrection in everyday language. Read: 1 Corinthians 15:3-4  “Christ died for our sins… he was raised on the third day.” 2. How confident am I in explaining why Jesus’ death and resurrection matter? Which parts feel clear, and which parts feel difficult to explain? Read: Romans 5:8  “God demonstrates his own love for us in this: while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” 3. Do I tend to speak first or listen first when sharing my faith? How can I use more questions to understand where others are coming from? Read: James 1:19  “Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak.” 4. What questions could I ask to start a natural conversation about Easter? Think of 2–3 “diagnostic questions” you could use this week. Read: Colossians 4:5-6 “Be wise… make the most of every opportunity… let your conversation be always full of grace.” 5. How can I clearly communicate both truth and hope when I talk about Jesus? Am I balancing the reality of sin and justice with the hope of forgiveness and eternal life? Read: John 3:16-17 God sent His Son not to condemn the world, but to save it. 6. How do I respond when I don’t know the answer to a difficult question? Am I comfortable saying “I don’t know” and following it up later? Read: 1 Peter 3:15 “Always be prepared to give an answer… with gentleness and respect.” 7.Who is one person I can have a conversation with this Easter and what is one step I will take? Pray and act intentionally. Read: Matthew 28:19-20 “Go and make disciples of all nations…”

Evangelism can sometimes feel like a pressure to grow church attendance, but what if the focus was bigger than that? In this episode, Tina Waldrom sits down with Tim O’Neill, Executive Director of Exponential Australia, to explore a powerful shift in thinking and moving from church growth to city health. Instead of asking how churches can get people into buildings, Tim challenges believers to ask how the church can bring the love of Jesus into the everyday life of a city. Together they unpack how evangelism flourishes when churches focus on relationships, cooperation and community impact. From micro-churches to innovative ministry models, Tim shares practical insights about reaching people where they are and helping them discover a genuine relationship with Christ. If you want to grow in confidence in evangelism and rethink how your church can bless its community, this conversation will inspire you to see the bigger mission of God at work in your city. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: City health can reshape how churches approach mission. Church success is more than attendance and finances. Different church models reach different people. Micro-churches can reach those avoiding traditional services. Churches can partner together to transform a city. Programs open doors, but relationships lead people to Jesus. Church systems should support outward mission. The early church model shows the power of community impact. Serving the community often leads to church growth. A city-focused vision strengthens evangelism. And more…   WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE WATCH SHORT VIDEO: Tim O’Neill: No One Church Can Actually Bring Health to a City   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Igniting a Culture of Multiplication: Transforming Church Structures for Exponential Growth with Tim O’Neill Healthy Church Multiplication with Tim O’Neill Evangelism After Christendom with Ger Jones *STAY CONNECTED TO EXPONENTIAL AUSTRALIA / TIM O'NEILL Exponential Australia – Website - Instagram - Facebook What Type of Church Do We Need?  Read Blog Article Is Church Really Necessary? Read Blog Article *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram   Discussion Questions 1. What does it mean to move from “church growth” to “city health” in our approach to evangelism? How might focusing on the wellbeing of your city change the way you think about sharing your faith? Read: Acts 2:47 “And the Lord added to their number daily those who were being saved.” 2. How can love for your community become the starting point for evangelism? Jesus said people would recognise His followers through love. In what ways can you demonstrate that love where you live? Read: John 13:34–35 “By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.” 3. In what ways might traditional church structures limit our evangelism? Are there new or creative expressions of church that could reach people who might never attend a Sunday service? Read: Matthew 28:19 “Go and make disciples of all nations.”    4. How can relationships open doors for meaningful evangelism? Think about people in your life who don’t know Jesus. What simple steps could you take to deepen those relationships? Read: Galatians 6:2 “Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfil the law of Christ.” 5. What systems or habits in your church help people move outward into the community? Tim O’Neill suggests that systems shape behaviour. Do your church rhythms encourage outward mission or mainly inward activity? Read: James 2:17 Faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead.” 6. How can Christians serve their communities while still sharing the good news of Jesus? Why is it important that acts of service and the message of the gospel go hand in hand? Read: Matthew 5:16 “Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.” 7. What one practical step could you take this week to participate in evangelism where you live? Consider a simple action that could bless someone in your city or neighbourhood. Read:  John 15:12 “Love each other as I have loved you.”

Easter is one of the few moments in the year when people naturally pause and reflect. Even those who rarely think about faith may be open to a deeper conversation. In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom explores how Christians can embrace this opportunity for evangelism in ways that feel natural, relational and authentic. Instead of complicated strategies or rehearsed speeches, Tina reminds us that sharing Jesus can be as simple as telling our story, opening our homes, or sending a thoughtful message. You’ll discover practical ways to share your faith through everyday conversations, hospitality and even the digital world. Tina also addresses the common fears many believers feel around evangelism and encourages listeners to focus on small, faithful steps rather than pressure or perfection. Whether it’s sending one text, hosting a simple meal, or sharing a short reflection online, this episode will inspire you to take one meaningful step to share the hope of Jesus this Easter. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Easter is a prime time to share faith. You don't need to be preachy; share your story. Hospitality can be a powerful tool for evangelism. Digital platforms are a mission field. Fear is a common barrier to sharing faith. Start with simple, natural conversation starters. A small act of kindness can plant a seed. Trust that God is already working in people's hearts. Choose one action to take this Easter. Sharing faith is about love and being real. And more…   WATCH SHORT VIDEO: One of the Simplest Ways to Share Jesus This Easter WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE on Youtube   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Explaining Easter to Our Friends with Dan Paterson Justin Rouillon on Easterfest – How a Gospel Festival Shaped Toowoomba Ger Jones: Evangelism After Christendom (Reaching the Curious, Cautious & Cynical) How to Share Your Faith Like Jesus: Lessons from Pais Movement Founder Paul Clayton Gibbs   STAY CONNECTED TO TINA WALDROM Website - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. Why do you think Easter is a unique opportunity for evangelism? How could you be more intentional about using natural cultural moments like Easter to start faith conversations? Read: 1 Peter 3:15 “Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have.” 2. Tina shares that you don’t need a sermon to share your faith. You need a story. What is your simple “before Jesus, then I met Him, and now…” story? How could sharing your personal experience open the door for someone else to explore faith? Read: John 4:28-30 The woman at the well simply shared what Jesus had done in her life. 3. What fears tend to stop you from engaging in evangelism? How might trusting God with the outcome help you step forward even when you feel unsure? Read: 2 Timothy 1:7 “For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love and self-discipline.” 4. Tina highlights hospitality as a powerful way to share Jesus. How could opening your home or sharing a meal become a natural space for faith conversations this Easter? Who could you intentionally invite or include? Read: Romans 12:13 “Share with the Lord’s people who are in need. Practise hospitality.” 5. What small act of kindness or thoughtful gift could point someone towards the meaning of Easter? How might simple gestures help people see that Easter is about more than chocolate and a long weekend? Read: Matthew 5:16 “Let your light shine before others…” 6. How could you use the digital world as part of your evangelism? What would it look like to send one message, share one reflection, or post one verse that points people towards hope in Jesus? Read: Colossians 4:5–6 “Be wise in the way you act towards outsiders… Let your conversation be always full of grace.” 7. Tina encourages believers to take just one step of faith. What is one simple action you could take this Easter to share Jesus with someone? Who is one person God might be placing on your heart? Read: 1 Corinthians 3:6-7 We plant and water seeds, but God makes them grow.

What if evangelism is not something we organise, but something we live? In this episode, Tina Waldrom talks with Paul Clayton Gibbs, founder of the Pais Movement, to challenge us to rethink how we see mission, discipleship, and our everyday lives. Rather than limiting faith to church programmes or special events, Paul invites us to step into a bigger vision, one where every believer carries Kingdom responsibility wherever God has placed them. Through honest insights and practical wisdom, Paul Clayton Gibbs helps us see that evangelism is not reserved for the confident or the trained expert. It begins with obedience, faithfulness, and a willingness to see our workplace, neighbourhood, and friendships as part of God’s mission. If you’ve ever felt unsure where you fit in God’s plan, this conversation will encourage you to think bigger, act braver, and live with Kingdom purpose. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Pais Movement aims to build bridges between community groups. Discipleship should focus on experiences that lead to education. The gap between evangelism and discipleship is significant. Kingdom centric Christianity prioritizes God's mission over personal gain. COVID forced a reevaluation of evangelism strategies. Training is essential for effective evangelism. Churches need to create spaces for visionaries to thrive. The church should focus on contributing to the community. Pastors often lack practical tools for evangelism. A shift in mindset is necessary for church growth. And more…   WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE WATCH SHORT VIDEO: Paul C. Gibbs: Christian Centric Christianity Won’t Advance the Kingdom of God   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS How to Reach Anyone Anywhere with Pais Movement Evangelism After Christendom with Ger Jones The Stats for Effective Evangelism with Mark McCrindle Getting Clarity for Evangelism in 2026 Summer Hits 2025 #1 Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? *STAY CONNECTED TO PAUL C. GIBBS AND PAIS MOVEMENT   Pais Movement – Website - Instagram - Facebook Pais Movement Australia – Website -  Instagram - Facebook Paul Clayton Gibbs - Website - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. Paul Clayton Gibbs talks about shifting from a “church mindset” to a “Kingdom mindset.” Where might I be thinking too small about my faith? Am I mainly serving church activity, or am I actively advancing God’s Kingdom in everyday life? Read: Matthew 6:33 “Seek first the kingdom of God…” 2. What has God already placed in my hands? Paul Clayton Gibbs emphasises that mission begins where you are. What relationships, skills, passions, or opportunities has God already given me for evangelism? Read: Acts 17:26 God determined the times and places where we should live. 3. Do I see evangelism as an event, or as a lifestyle? How can I intentionally weave faith conversations into my normal week rather than waiting for special moments? Read: Colossians 4:5–6 “Be wise in the way you act towards outsiders… let your conversation be always full of grace.” 4. Who am I discipling by example? Paul Clayton Gibbs highlights experience before education. Who could I invite to watch how I live out my faith in real situations? Read: 1 Corinthians 11:1 “Follow my example, as I follow the example of Christ.” 5. What fears hold me back from sharing my faith? Is it rejection, awkwardness, lack of knowledge, or confidence? How does God’s Word speak into that fear? Read: 2 Timothy 1:7 “For God gave us a spirit not of fear…” 6. How does my personal story fuel my evangelism? What has Jesus done in my life that I could naturally share with others? Read: Psalm 107:2 “Let the redeemed of the Lord tell their story.” 7. Am I persevering in mission? When it feels slow, unseen, or difficult, do I stay faithful? What would long-term obedience look like for me? Read: Galatians 6:9 “Let us not become weary in doing good…”

What does evangelism look like in a world where many people are sceptical of church, wary of Christians, yet still spiritually curious? In this episode, Tina Waldrom sits down with Ger Jones, pastor of Vintage Church in Santa Monica, to explore how sharing faith is changing in a post-Christian culture. Drawing from his own journey through faith crisis, the marketplace, and ministry, Ger shares why empathy, safe environments, and authentic relationships are more important than ever when helping people explore Jesus today. This conversation is both deeply encouraging and incredibly practical. You’ll discover why evangelism is less about persuasion and more about helping people, why sowing seeds through love matters more than quick results, and how believers can become a “compelling curiosity” that draws others toward Christ. Whether you’re a church leader or an everyday Christian, this episode will help you approach evangelism with greater confidence, patience, and compassion. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Ger Jones emphasizes the importance of creating safe spaces for people to explore their faith without judgment. Empathy is crucial in understanding the struggles of non-Christians. Sowing seeds of faith is about loving people and building relationships, not just targeting them for conversion. The Holy Spirit plays a vital role in transforming hearts. Evangelism is a long game. In a secular culture, Christians must be a compelling curiosity by living out their faith authentically. Understanding the cultural context is essential for effective evangelism in different communities. Creating a welcoming environment is key. Churches need to design their communities around the exploration of faith for non-believers. And more…   WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE WATCH SHORT VIDEO: Ger Jones: I thought church was a toxic place   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS The Stats for Effective Evangelism with Mark McCrindle Getting Clarity for Evangelism in 2026 Summer Hits 2025 #1 Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? *STAY CONNECTED TO GER JONES AND VINTAGE CHURCH LA Ger Jones Website - Instagram - LinkedIn    Vintage Church LA Website - Facebook - Instagram Master Class with Ger Jones and Alpha Australia Read More Here   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. Ger Jones talks about creating a “safe space” for people to explore Jesus. What would that look like in my everyday relationships right now? Read: Luke 19:5-7 Jesus met Zacchaeus in his own space with love and acceptance. 2. How does empathy for people who don’t yet know Jesus change the way I approach evangelism? Read: Matthew 9:36 Jesus had compassion because people were harassed and helpless. 3. Am I treating people as projects to convince, or as people to love and help explore faith at their own pace? What needs to change in my mindset? Read: 1 Thessalonians 2:8 Sharing not only the gospel but our lives as well.   4. Ger describes evangelism as “sowing seeds through love”. What practical ways can I show love, care, or prayer for someone this week? Read: 1 Corinthians 3:6-7 God brings the growth. 5. How comfortable am I with playing the “long game” in evangelism rather than expecting quick results? What might help me grow in patience? Read: Galatians 6:9 Do not grow weary in doing good. 6. In what ways could my life become a “compelling curiosity” that makes people interested in Jesus? Read: Matthew 5:16 Let your light shine before others. 7. Who are two or three people God may be inviting me to pray for and intentionally walk alongside as they explore Jesus? Read: Colossians 4:2-6 Pray and act wisely toward outsiders.

Evangelism in Australia is changing, but the mission remains the same, helping people discover Jesus. In this insightful conversation, Tina Waldrom speaks with Geoff Folland, National Director of Power to Change Australia, about why evangelism events still matter in a culture where faith is often shared through relationships. Together they unpack the history behind major evangelistic movements and reveal a powerful truth: the real impact has always happened locally, through everyday believers having intentional conversations with the people around them. If you’ve ever wondered whether events are still relevant, how to motivate Christians to share their faith, or how churches can see lasting fruit, this episode will challenge and inspire you. You’ll discover how training, relationships, and strategic outreach can work together to create momentum for evangelism, plus practical ideas for engaging your community in today’s multicultural Australia. This conversation will help you see that God can use both big moments and ordinary conversations to bring lasting change. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: The mission of Power to Change Australia is to connect all Australians to Jesus. Evangelism events are not just about the event itself but the local connections made. Training everyday Christians is crucial for effective evangelism. Relational evangelism is essential in a skeptical culture. Events can create awareness and push Christians to act. Follow-up after evangelism events is critical for long-term success. Cultural context influences the effectiveness of evangelism efforts. Churches need to prepare their local soil for evangelism. Major cultural events can be leveraged for evangelism opportunities. Training and relational engagement should go hand in hand. And more…   WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE WATCH SHORT VIDEO: Evangelism in Multicultural Australia     *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS The Stats for Effective Evangelism with Mark McCrindle Getting Clarity for Evangelism in 2026 Summer Hits 2025 #1 Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? *STAY CONNECTED TO GEOFF FOLLAND AND POWER TO CHANGE AUSTRALIA Power to Change Australia Website - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn   Geoff Folland LinkedIn - Look under the ‘documents tab” for the related articles written by Geoff. Outreach Event Tools Fifa World - Victory Beyond the Cup Fellowship of Christian Athletes Australia   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How does understanding the connection between evangelism events and relational evangelism change the way I think about sharing my faith? Read: 1 Corinthians 3:6-7 “I planted the seed, Apollos watered it, but God has been making it grow.” Consider how God uses both moments and relationships together. 2. What fears or barriers (feeling isolated, unprepared, or intimidated) have stopped me from sharing Jesus, and what step could I take to overcome them? Read: 2 Timothy 1:7; Colossians 4:5–6 3. Why might training be an important part of evangelism rather than something optional? Read: Ephesians 4:11-12 Leaders equip believers for works of service. Reflect on how learning practical tools can increase confidence. 4. Who has God already placed in my life that I could begin praying for and intentionally building spiritual conversations with? Read: John 4:35 “Open your eyes and look at the fields! They are ripe for harvest.” 5. How could inviting someone to an event (church, Alpha, carols, watch party, etc.) become a natural step in my relationship with them? Read: Luke 14:23 - “Go out… and compel them to come in.” 6. What does it look like to walk with someone after they show interest in Jesus, rather than leaving them on their own? Read: Matthew 28:19-20 - Make disciples, not just converts. 7. How can I rely more on God’s power and less on my own ability when sharing the gospel? Read: Acts 1:8 - “You will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you.”

Sharing your faith can feel intimidating, especially when we assume people aren’t interested or that Australia is “hard soil”. In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom sits down with social researcher Mark McCrindle to unpack what the data actually says. Drawing on decades of national research, they explore Stats for Effective Evangelism that challenge common myths and reveal a surprising openness to spiritual conversations across generations. This conversation is both eye-opening and deeply encouraging. From younger Australians who are more curious than sceptical, to older Australians rediscovering long-planted seeds of faith, this episode helps everyday believers see evangelism differently. If you’ve ever hesitated to invite someone, share your story, or start a gospel conversation, these insights will help you approach evangelism with confidence, authenticity, and hope. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Australians are increasingly open to spiritual discussions. There is a significant undercurrent of interest in Christianity. Older Australians are reflecting on their faith as they age. Churches should not overlook seniors' ministry. Young people are looking for authenticity and substance in faith. Personal testimonies have a powerful impact on evangelism. The local church is viewed positively by the community. Research shows a counter trend of people moving towards Christianity. Engaging with the older generation can yield fruitful conversations. Church planting should focus on community involvement and solid teaching. And more…   WATCH SHORT VIDEO: Faith's Resurgence in Australia WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Getting Clarity for Evangelism in 2026 Summer Hits 2025 #2 How God Tried To Reach Me: Lachlan Shipard’s Journey with Jesus Summer Hits 2025 #1 Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? *STAY CONNECTED TO MARK MCCRINDLE Website - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How does the research shared in this episode challenge my assumptions about how open Australians are to spiritual conversations? Read: Matthew 9:37-38 Are the fields more ready than we think?   2. Which group do I feel more naturally drawn to when it comes to evangelism: younger people who are ‘pre-Christian’ or older people rediscovering faith? Why might God be nudging me there? Read: Ecclesiastes 3:1; Acts 17:26-27   3. What fears or hesitations stop me from inviting someone to a spiritual conversation or church event, and how does this episode confront those fears with evidence and truth? Read: 2 Timothy 1:7; Romans 1:16   4. How comfortable am I with sharing my own faith story in everyday language, rather than trying to explain everything about Christianity? Read: Acts 1:8; Mark 5:19   5. What does authenticity look like in my life right now, and how might that strengthen or weaken my witness to others? Read: Matthew 5:16; James 1:22   6. How does understanding cultural trends and statistics help me approach evangelism with wisdom rather than guesswork? Read: Proverbs 18:13; Luke 14:28   7. Who is one person God might be inviting me to intentionally pray for, listen to, and invite into a faith conversation this month? Read: Colossians 4:2-6

As we step into a new year, many believers are eager to make a difference but feel unsure where to focus their energy. In this episode, Tina Waldrom speaks directly to that tension by exploring evangelism through the lens of clarity rather than activity. Instead of chasing trends or strategies, she invites listeners to slow down, listen deeply, and ask what God is already doing. This conversation is especially timely as we seek Getting Clarity for Evangelism in 2026, both personally and as churches. Tina shares biblical wisdom and practical insight on how clarity comes through prayer, silence, and understanding where God has already placed us. She reminds us that evangelism is not about doing more, but about doing the right things in the right places with God. Whether you’re a church leader, small group member, or individual believer, this episode will help you move forward with confidence, obedience, and a renewed sense of purpose for sharing your faith in 2026.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Clarity is essential for effective outreach in 2026. Listening to God through prayer is foundational for clarity. Clarity often comes from understanding where God has placed us. Many feel busy but unclear in their outreach efforts. God speaks quietly, requiring us to pay attention. Most people need fresh eyes for their current mission field. Clarity grows when we stop copying others and start discerning. The process of clarity should start with understanding the 'why' and 'where'. Fewer initiatives with clearer focus can lead to more effective outreach. Trusting God more leads to greater clarity in our mission. And more…   WATCH SHORT VIDEO: 3 Ways to Clarity in Outreach This 2026 WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Summer Hits 2025 #5 Bringing the Gospel to the Jewish Community with Lawrence Hirsch Summer Hits 2025 #4 Legacy of Leadership: Melinda Dwight’s Journey with Alpha Australia Summer Hits 2025 #3 How Is God Speaking to Those Who Don’t Know Him? Summer Hits 2025 #2 How God Tried To Reach Me: Lachlan Shipard’s Journey with Jesus Summer Hits 2025 #1 Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? STAY CONNECTED TO DOCTOR TINA WALDROM Website - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. What does “clarity” mean when it comes to evangelism, and how is it different from simply being busy or active? Tina highlights that many believers are faithful and active but still feel unsure. Read: Psalm 90:12; Proverbs 16:9 2. How does prayer, silence, and reflection help us hear God more clearly about evangelism in 2026? Why do you think listening often comes before action in God’s way of leading? Read: Psalm 46:10; Luke 5:16 3. Tina says our lives are often loud rather than God being silent. What distractions might be affecting your ability to hear God clearly? What would it look like to intentionally create space for God this year? Read: 1 Kings 19:11-13; James 1:19 4. Where has God already placed you, and how might that location be your primary mission field for evangelism? Consider your workplace, family, neighbourhood, or community. Read: Acts 17:26; 1 Corinthians 7:17 5. Where do people already trust you and feel comfortable talking with you? How could these existing relationships become natural opportunities to share your faith? Read: Colossians 4:5-6; Luke 10:5-7 6. How can clarity about the why and where of evangelism simplify the how? Have you ever started with methods instead of discernment? What was the result? Read: Isaiah 30:21; Proverbs 3:5-6 7. What simple, faithful steps might God be inviting you to take in evangelism this year rather than launching something new or bigger? How can presence and consistency speak louder than performance? Read: Micah 6:8; Psalm 37:5

Another summer is here, and Evangelism in Australia is introducing its top 5 most popular episodes of 2025. This is #1. In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom explores the question: Why are so many Australians turning away from Christianity and what can we do about it? Drawing from key national research by McCrindle, NCLS and the Australian Bureau of Statistics, Tina highlights the cultural shifts shaping the nation’s spiritual landscape. From perceptions of hypocrisy to distrust in institutions, the Church’s stance on sexuality, and the rise of “spiritual but not religious” thinking, she outlines six crucial insights to help believers understand what’s really going on. More than statistics, this conversation offers practical ways to respond with empathy, authenticity, and integrity. Tina challenges listeners to rebuild trust through everyday consistency, to engage people relationally rather than institutionally, and to tell better stories about what God is doing in real lives. Whether you lead a church or simply want to represent Jesus more authentically in your world, this episode provides clarity, challenge and hope for evangelism in today’s Australia. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Many Australians are turning away from Christianity due to the Church's stance on sexuality. The perception of hypocrisy among Christians damages trust in the Church. Authenticity and vulnerability are crucial for rebuilding trust. Young Australians seek spirituality but resist traditional institutions. Every friendship a Christian builds is a chance for evangelism. The media shapes public opinion about Christianity negatively. Churches need to focus on relational discipleship and community service. Personal experiences of faith are more impactful than church programs. Engaging with young people requires authenticity and realness. Rebuilding trust involves demonstrating compassion and integrity. And more…   WATCH SHORT VIDEO: Australians Admire Jesus But Distrusts Christians WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS How Prophecy and Evangelism Work Together with Tina Waldrom Summer Hits 2025 #5 Bringing the Gospel to the Jewish Community with Lawrence Hirsch Summer Hits 2025 #4 Legacy of Leadership: Melinda Dwight’s Journey with Alpha Australia Summer Hits 2025 #3 How Is God Speaking to Those Who Don’t Know Him? Summer Hits 2025 #2 How God Tried To Reach Me: Lachlan Shipard’s Journey with Jesus *STAY CONNECTED TO DR TINA WALDROM Website - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn     *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. Jesus embodied both uncompromising truth and radical compassion. How can you communicate biblical truth particularly on sensitive topics like sexuality with empathy, humility and grace? What would it look like to “lead with listening” in your own relationships? Read: John 1:14 2. Many Australians admire Jesus but distrust the Church because of perceived hypocrisy. How can you personally close the gap between what you profess and how you live? What habits or practices might help you model authentic integrity? Read: Matthew 23:27–28 and James 1:22 3. Research shows that over a million Australians don’t personally know a Christian. How could you make yourself more intentionally present in your local community, like joining clubs, volunteering, or building friendships? What might “relational evangelism” look like for you? Read: Matthew 5: 14-16 4. In a culture that distrusts institutions, people are searching for realness. How might your vulnerability or honesty about personal struggles make the gospel more credible? When was a time that authenticity opened a door for faith conversation? Read: 2 Corinthians 12: 9-10. 5. Media scandals and failures often dominate the public image of Christianity. How can you tell “better stories” through your own life and your community? What practical ways can you respond with grace rather than defensiveness when criticism arises? Read: 1 Peter 2:12 and Romans 12:21. 6. Younger Australians often reject institutions but remain open to spirituality. How can you, your small group, or your church engage them through authenticity, creativity and service? What can you learn from their hunger for meaning and community? Read: 1 Timothy 4:12 7. Tina concluded that evangelism isn’t about blaming culture but reflecting Jesus more authentically. What does “reflecting Jesus” look like in your workplace, neighbourhood, or friendships? How might you help rebuild trust in Christ through your daily life? Read: Philippians 2:14-15

Another summer is here, and Evangelism in Australia is introducing its top 5 most popular episodes of 2025. This is #2. In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom sits down with Lachlan Shipard to hear his remarkable journey from a self-focused lifestyle of drugs, alcohol, and quick fixes to discovering lasting hope in Jesus. Lachlan openly shares the emptiness he faced even after making big life changes, and the unexpected moment when he sensed God calling him to reach out. His honesty and vulnerability give us a fresh perspective on how God draws people to Himself in surprising ways. Tina and Lachlan explore what it means to share your faith in everyday life, not through pressure or perfection, but by living authentically and pointing others to Christ. This conversation highlights the heart of evangelism and apologetics—answering real questions, walking patiently with people, and allowing your own story to testify to the goodness of God. Whether you’re new to sharing your faith or looking for encouragement to keep going, this episode will inspire you to step out with courage and compassion. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Lachlan's life was filled with partying and substance abuse before finding faith. Lachlan moved to different locations seeking change, but continued his old habits. A breakdown can lead to a moment of clarity. Understanding Jesus became clearer through personal study and community support. Sharing personal stories is vital in evangelism. Actions often speak louder than words in demonstrating faith. And more…   SHORT VIDEO - From Party to Purpose: Lachlan’s Story of Finding God WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE with Lachlan   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Summer Hits 2025 #5 Bringing the Gospel to the Jewish Community with Lawrence Hirsch Summer Hits 2025 #4 Legacy of Leadership: Melinda Dwight’s Journey with Alpha Australia Summer Hits 2025 #3 How Is God Speaking to Those Who Don’t Know Him? How to Reach Different Generations With The Gospel Transforming Lives Through the Power of Conversations Living in Miracles – The Life and Ministry of Evangelist Tim Hall   *STAY CONNECTED TO LACHLAN SHIPARD Lachlan Shipard Email: [email protected]   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. Lachlan shared that before Christ, he tried to fill the void in his life with parties, drugs, money, and relationships. What are some common “quick fixes” people turn to today instead of God? Read: John 4:13-14  “Jesus answered, “Everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again, but whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give them will become in them a spring of water welling up to eternal life.”   2. Lachlan described a turning point when he realised he had to stop blaming others and take responsibility for his life. How does taking ownership of our own sin open the door for God’s grace? Read: James 1:14–15  “but each person is tempted when they are dragged away by their own evil desire and enticed. Then, after desire has conceived, it gives birth to sin; and sin, when it is full-grown, gives birth to death.”   3. Lachlan said he became “miserably happy”, he cleaned up his life but still felt empty until he encountered Jesus. Why do you think self-improvement alone cannot replace salvation? Read: Ephesians 2:8–9  “For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God 9 not by works, so that no one can boast.”   4. Lachlan’s conversion began with a thought: “Reach out to Me.” How has God drawn you (or people you know) to Himself, sometimes unexpectedly? Read: John 6:44 “No one can come to me unless the Father who sent me draws them, and I will raise them up at the last day.”   5. When Lachlan first became a Christian, he zealously gave out Bibles and told everyone about Jesus. Have you ever been overzealous in sharing your faith? How can we balance boldness with wisdom and grace? Read: Colossians 4:5–6  “Be wise in the way you act toward outsiders; make the most of every opportunity. Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone.” 6. Lachlan learned that people are often reached more by watching how Christians live than by what we say. In what specific ways can your daily life shine Christ’s light to those around you? Read: Matthew 5:14–16  “You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden. Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.” 7. If you had only two minutes to share with someone what Jesus has done in your life (as Lachlan suggests), what would you say? How can your story of Jesus’ work in your life become a bridge to evangelism? Read & Reflect: Acts 22:6–10 About noon as I came near Damascus, suddenly a bright light from heaven flashed around me. I fell to the ground and heard a voice say to me, “Saul! Saul! Why do you persecute me?” “Who are you, Lord?” I asked. “I am Jesus of Nazareth, whom you are persecuting,” He replied. My companions saw the light, but they did not understand the voice of Him who was speaking to me. “What shall I do, Lord?” I asked. “ Get up,” the Lord said, “and go into Damascus. There you will be told all that you have been assigned to do.”

Another summer is here, and Evangelism in Australia is introducing its top 5 most popular episodes of 2025. This is #3. In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom interviews Dr Tania Harris, founding director of God Conversations, for a fascinating and hope-filled discussion on the question, “How Is God Speaking to Those Who Don’t Know Him?” Together, they explore how the Holy Spirit is already at work beyond the walls of the Church and among people who might describe themselves as “spiritual but not religious.” Drawing from real-life stories, including powerful encounters where people have experienced dreams and visions of Jesus, Tania and Tina unpack how God continues to reveal Himself to seekers in unexpected ways, from the Middle East to modern-day Australia. This conversation will change how you think about evangelism. Rather than seeing it as bringing God to others, Tania invites listeners to consider that God is already speaking. Our role is to recognise where He’s at work and join in. The episode unpacks what this means for everyday believers: how to discern spiritual openness, how to listen with humility, and how to share faith naturally and sensitively. Whether you’re part of a local church, leading a small group, or simply walking alongside friends who don’t yet believe, this episode offers fresh insight into what it truly means to partner with the Spirit in helping others encounter Jesus. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: God is already speaking to those who are seeking Him. The Holy Spirit plays a crucial role in evangelism. Recognizing spiritual seekers can change our approach to outreach. People often reject religion but are open to spirituality. Evangelism should be a partnership with the Holy Spirit. Openness and humility are key to hearing God's voice. We should look for opportunities to engage in spiritual conversations. The church's role is to walk alongside seekers, not coerce them. Understanding the cultural context is vital for effective evangelism. Sharing personal experiences can create meaningful connections. And more…   WATCH SHORT VIDEO: Aisha’s Vision of Jesus WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Summer Hits 2025 #5 Bringing the Gospel to the Jewish Community with Lawrence Hirsch Summer Hits 2025 #4 Legacy of Leadership: Melinda Dwight’s Journey with Alpha Australia How to Hear The Voice of God on Mission with Tania Harris Adele Latu on Turning Fashion into Faith Conversations Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? Video Podcast - How God Tried To Reach Me: Lachlan Shipard’s Journey with Jesus *STAY CONNECTED TO TANIA HARRIS / GOD CONVERSATIONS God Conversations - Facebook God Conversations - Website God Conversations YouTube Tania Harris - Instagram Tania Harris - Facebook Tania Harris - LinkedIn     *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How do you recognise that God is already at work in someone’s life before you begin to share your faith? Read: Acts 8:26–40 (Philip and the Ethiopian official) 2. How can stories of God speaking to non-believers, like Aisha’s vision of Jesus, shape your confidence in evangelism? Read: John 6:44 3. What does it mean for you to look for “seekers” - those who are open and spiritually curious in your own relationships? Read: Matthew 7:7–8 4. How can humility and a childlike heart help you better hear God’s voice and notice His activity in others? Read: Matthew 18:3–4 5. When might silence, empathy, or simple friendship be more powerful than words in your witness? Read: James 1:19–20 6. How can your church shift from “bringing God to people” toward joining what the Spirit is already doing in the community? Read: John 16:7–8 7. What does it look like to “sojourn” with people spiritually? Walking beside them rather than trying to convert them quickly? Read: 1 Peter 3:15–16

Another summer is here, and Evangelism in Australia is introducing its top 5 most popular episodes of 2025. This is #4. In this episode, Tina Waldrom chats with Melinda Dwight, who spent 15 years leading Alpha Australia. Melinda shares stories from her leadership journey—the highs, the challenges, and the moments of hope—as she helped Alpha grow across all sorts of church backgrounds. From small beginnings to national reach, she opens up about what it took to build something that connects so many people to faith. She also talks about how important it is to be culturally aware, pray consistently, and listen to what communities really need. These were key parts of the strategy that helped Alpha Australia thrive and remain relevant. Melinda and Tina also explore how evangelism is changing and why it's so vital to involve the next generation. Melinda encourages young people to step forward with confidence, reminding listeners that people today are more spiritually open than we might think. There's a real hunger for purpose and connection, and that’s where evangelism comes in. Melinda’s passion for seeing lives transformed through Alpha is clear, and she leaves listeners with practical encouragement to stay prayerful, stay open, and keep sharing Jesus in ways that make sense in today’s world.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Melinda Dwight led Alpha Australia for 15 years, witnessing extraordinary growth. The initial vision for Alpha was rooted in unity and evangelism. Challenges included understanding different church cultures and denominations. Simplification of the Alpha process was key to its success. Cultural sensitivity is crucial. Prayer plays a vital role in leadership and decision-making. Alpha serves as a tool for discipleship within local churches. Personal connections in evangelism cannot be overstated. The next generation has a unique opportunity to fulfil the Great Commission. And more…   Full Video Episode with melinda Dwight - Watch Now VIDEO The story behind Melinda’s Alpha Calling  – Watch Now    *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE. *STAY CONNECTED TO MELINDA DWIGHT Melinda Dwight - Facebook Melinda Dwight - Instagram Melinda Dwight - LinkedIn *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details)  *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Summer Hits 2025 #5 Bringing the Gospel to the Jewish Community with Lawrence Hirsch Why is Alpha Online so Successful and How does it Work? How to Get $120,000 in Google Ad Grants for Your Church Living in Miracles – The Life and Ministry of Evangelist Tim Hall How to Reach Different Generations With The Gospel   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 1. Why do you think the local church is still God’s plan A for reaching the world? Discuss why God chooses to use the Church, despite its imperfections, to accomplish His purposes on earth. Read: Ephesians 3:10  “His intent was that now, through the church, the manifold wisdom of God should be made known…”   2. How can we keep the main thing the main thing in our churches? Explore how evangelism and discipleship can remain central amidst the many activities and responsibilities churches take on. Read: Matthew 28:19-20  The Great Commission   3. What does it mean to be a missional church rather than a maintenance-focused church? Identify differences between a church focused on outreach versus one primarily concerned with internal programmes. Read: Acts 1:8 “You will be my witnesses… to the ends of the earth.” 4. How can every believer rediscover their personal role in the mission of the Church? Consider how individuals can be encouraged and equipped to share the Gospel in their everyday lives. Read: 1 Peter 2:9 “You are a chosen people… that you may declare the praises of him…”   5. In what ways has the Church in your context become distracted, and how can that be corrected? Discuss signs of distraction and how churches can return to their first love  Jesus and His mission. Read: Revelation 2:4-5 “You have forsaken the love you had at first…”   6. What are some practical ways your local church can renew its focus on evangelism? Brainstorm actionable steps like training, prayer, community outreach, or personal testimony sharing. Read: Romans 10:14-15 “How, then, can they call on the one they have not believed in?”   7. How can we pray for the Church to be bold and faithful in its mission in these times? Reflect on the importance of prayer for revival, courage, and fruitfulness in Gospel work. Read: Acts 4:29 “Now, Lord… enable your servants to speak your word with great boldness.”  

Another summer is here, and Evangelism in Australia is introducing its top 5 most popular episodes of 2025. This is #5. In this episode, Tina Waldrom has a heartfelt conversation with Rabbi Lawrence Hirsch about the importance of bringing the Gospel to the Jewish Community. Rabbi Lawrence opens up about his personal journey to faith, giving listeners a glimpse into the unique challenges that Jewish people face when considering Jesus as the Messiah. He also takes time to share the historical background of Jewish-Christian relations, helping Christians better understand the sensitivities that still exist today. His story highlights both the struggles and the hope that come with following Christ, while holding on to the rich heritage of Jewish identity. The discussion goes deeper into what evangelism looks like in this context, stressing the need for Christians to approach Jewish people with gentleness, humility, and respect. Rabbi Lawrence explains that sharing the gospel isn’t about stripping away Jewishness, but rather about showing how faith in Jesus fulfills the promises of Scripture. For churches and believers today, this episode is a valuable reminder that evangelism requires cultural awareness and genuine love, especially when reaching out to communities with such deep spiritual and historical roots.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Lawrence Hirsch’s journey from a Jewish upbringing to faith in Jesus. The importance of recognising Jesus' Jewish identity in evangelism. Christianity has deep Jewish roots that should be acknowledged. Many Jewish people feel betrayed when someone converts to Christianity. Outreach to the Jewish community should emphasise continuity, not conversion. Historical tensions between Christians and Jews impact current relationships. Love and support for Jewish people are crucial in today's climate. The recent events in Israel have heightened anti-Semitism globally. Christians can play a role in combating anti-Semitism through friendship. In times of hardship, people are more open to the Gospel message. And more…   SHORT VIDEO - Why Following Jesus is the Most Jewish Thing You Can Do *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Reaching Remote & Indigenous People in Australia Omar Garcia on Taking the Gospel to the Last Places First Transforming Lives Through the Power of Conversations How to Reach this Neo-Pagan World with Bill Hodgson *STAY CONNECTED TO THE IDEAS CONVENTION AT BELGRAVE HEIGHTS Celebrate Messiah - Website Beit HaMashiach  - Website Celebrate Messiah - Facebook Celebrate Messiah - Instagram Beit HaMashiach - Facebook Lawrence Hirsch - LinkedIn The Messianic Training Centre - Online Courses The Messianic Training Centre - Evangelism Related Courses / Articles *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How does remembering that Jesus Himself was Jewish shape the way we share the Gospel with Jewish people and with anyone? Read: Romans 1:16 “For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile.   2. Rabbi Lawrence shared how his brother used Isaiah 53 without revealing the passage, and he immediately recognised Jesus in it. What role should the Old Testament/Tanakh play in our evangelism conversations? Read: Isaiah 53:5  “But he was pierced for our transgressions…”   3. Jewish people often feel that believing in Jesus means “rejecting” their Jewish identity. How can we, as Christians, communicate that following Jesus is not about abandoning culture or heritage but about fulfilling God’s promises? Read: Matthew 5:17  “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them.”   4. Lawrence mentioned his mother felt “betrayed” when he came to faith. How should we sensitively approach conversations with people who may see accepting Jesus as disloyalty to family, culture, or tradition? Read: Luke 14:26  “If anyone comes to me and does not hate their father and mother… yes, even their own life, such a person cannot be my disciple.” (to wrestle with the cost of discipleship and relational tensions)   5. The history of Christian persecution of Jews is a massive barrier in evangelism. How can acknowledging past wrongs and showing humility open doors for Gospel conversations today? Read: Romans 11:18 “Do not consider yourself to be superior to those other branches. If you do, consider this: You do not support the root, but the root supports you.”   6. Lawrence described evangelism as not inviting Jews to “become Christians” but showing them that Jesus is their Messiah. How could this paradigm shift change the way you share your faith with anyone? Read:  John 4:22  “You worship what you do not know; we worship what we do know, for salvation is from the Jews.”   7. Lawrence and his wife Louise both came to faith within hours of each other on opposite sides of the world  - a testimony of God’s sovereign timing. How can stories like this encourage us to trust God’s timing in our evangelism efforts? Read: 1 Corinthians 3:6 “I planted the seed, Apollos watered it, but God has been making it grow.”

As we step into a brand new year, it felt like the right moment to bring this episode back into focus. The New Year’s season naturally invites reflection on where we’ve been, what we’ve carried, and what we’re hoping for next. It’s a time when people are often more open to meaningful conversations, making it a powerful opportunity for gentle, relational evangelism. In this episode rerun, Tina Waldrom shares practical and natural ways to start faith-filled conversations during New Year’s Eve gatherings and early January catch-ups. Tina shares 7 creative New Year conversation starters designed to encourage people to think about the highlights and challenges of the past year, as well as their hopes and dreams for the year ahead. By using these New Year conversation starters, you’ll not only have meaningful exchanges but also open the door to sharing Christ’s love and message of hope. This episode is packed with encouragement and practical strategies to make your New Year’s celebrations a time of reflection, connection, and evangelism. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: New year conversation starters can make engaging faith-based discussions easier. Asking open-ended questions helps others think deeply about their experiences. Balancing direct and subtle approaches in evangelism allows you to connect with different audiences. Themes like gratitude and hope can open meaningful conversations about faith. Sharing personal stories creates a comfortable space for others. And more… WATCH this full episode on YOUTUBE WATCH SHORT VIDEO: A Simple Question That Opens Hearts   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Sharing Jesus on New Year’s Eve What Billy Graham Says About Christmas A Timely Reminder: Conversation Starters to Share the Gospel at Christmas Helping Your Church Share Jesus This Christmas with Tina Waldrom Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? STAY CONNECTED TO DOCTOR TINA WALDROM Website - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram   Discussion Questions 1. Why do you think seasons like New Year’s Eve make people more open to spiritual conversations? How does this affect the way we approach evangelism during reflective moments? Scripture: Ecclesiastes 3:11; Psalm 90:12 2. Which of the seven New Years Eve Conversation starters feels most natural for you to use, and why? What does this reveal about your personality or comfort level in evangelism? Scripture: Romans 12:6–8 3. What is the difference between a “direct” and a “subtle” faith response, and why do you think both are important in evangelism? How can discernment help you choose the right approach for different people? Scripture: Colossians 4:5-6; Proverbs 18:15 4. How do questions about hope, gratitude, and purpose naturally open the door to conversations about Jesus? Why are these themes especially powerful at the end of the year? Scripture: 1 Peter 3:15; Romans 15:13 5. Tina encourages listening carefully before responding. How does good listening strengthen our witness? In what ways does this reflect Jesus’ own approach to people? Scripture: James 1:19; John 4:7–26 6. Which response style, whether direct or subtle, do you find more challenging, and what holds you back? How might prayer and reliance on the Holy Spirit grow your confidence? Scripture: Acts 1:8; 2 Timothy 1:7 7. How could you intentionally prepare yourself to use New Years Eve Conversation starters this season? What practical steps can you take to make evangelism a natural part of your conversations? Scripture: Matthew 28:19–20; Luke 10:2

Some conversations are worth returning to, especially in seasons when hearts are more open. First shared exactly one year ago, this episode remains just as timely as ever as we approach Christmas gatherings filled with family, friends, and unexpected moments for connection. In this episode, Tina Waldrom offers practical conversation starters for evangelism to help believers connect with others during Christmas gatherings. Whether at a party, a casual coffee meet-up, or Christmas Eve dinner, Tina emphasises the importance of approaching conversations with genuine interest and compassion. She suggests avoiding debates and instead focusing on sharing personal stories about how faith impacts your life. For instance, asking thought-provoking questions like “Why do you think Christmas is such a big deal?” can open doors for meaningful dialogue about faith and hope. Tina also highlights creative themes to guide conversations and help anchor conversations in familiar elements of the season. This makes it easier to share how Jesus is the source of hope and peace. Prayer, Tina reminds us, is key. Praying before gatherings helps believers rely on the Holy Spirit to guide their words and create opportunities for connection. With these conversation starters and themes, this episode equips listeners to engage in authentic, grace-filled discussions that reflect the love of Christ during the holidays.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Genuine engagement matters. Sharing your faith through experiences is more impactful than debating. Praying for opportunities before gatherings are essential for meaningful conversations. Christmas themes inspire faith discussions. Boldness and love make a difference in sharing your faith confidently and lovingly this Christmas season. And more…   WATCH SHORT VIDEO: A Simple Christmas Conversation Starter WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS What Billy Graham Says About Christmas How to Share Prophetically at Christmas with Tina Waldrom Helping Your Church Share Jesus This Christmas with Tina Waldrom How God Draws People to His Light in You Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? STAY CONNECTED TO DOCTOR TINA WALDROM Website - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. Why do you think Christmas creates unique opportunities for evangelism compared to other times of the year? Scripture: Ecclesiastes 3:1  “There is a time for everything.” Reflect on why people may be more open to spiritual conversations at Christmas. 2. Which of the six Christmas conversation themes from the episode feels most natural for you to use, and why? Scripture: 1 Corinthians 12:6 God works in different ways through different people. Consider how God uses your personality and life experiences in evangelism. 3. How does sharing personal faith stories help keep conversations open rather than turning them into debates? Scripture: Psalm 66:16  “Come and hear… let me tell you what He has done for me.” Discuss the power of authenticity in sharing the gospel. 4. In what ways can gratitude conversations lead naturally to talking about Jesus as the source of hope and peace? Scripture: Colossians 3:15–17 – Let thankfulness overflow in every conversation. Reflect on how gratitude opens hearts during Christmas gatherings. 5. How can familiar Christmas traditions (carols, gifts, lights) become gentle conversation starters to share the gospel at Christmas? Scripture: Luke 2:10–11  The good news of great joy announced at Jesus’ birth. Explore how everyday Christmas moments can point people to Jesus. 6. What does it mean to share the Christmas story in a relatable way that shows God coming close to humanity? Scripture: John 1:14  “The Word became flesh and made His dwelling among us.” Discuss how humility and hope are central to the Christmas message.   7. How can prayer before social gatherings change the way we approach evangelism conversations? Scripture: 1 Peter 3:15  Be prepared to give an answer with gentleness and respect. Reflect on the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding Christmas conversations.

Christmas is one of the most spiritually open times of the year. In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom explores what Billy Graham says about Christmas and how his timeless insights can help believers share Jesus with clarity and compassion. Drawing from Graham’s teaching on the cradle, the cross, and the crown, Tina shows how the real meaning of Christmas gives us natural openings for everyday gospel conversations. As people speak about family, loneliness, longing or gratitude, these moments provide gentle bridges to talk about the God who came close. Tina also unpacks how simple acts of kindness, hospitality, prayer, and encouragement can become powerful expressions of the gospel at Christmas. Instead of letting the season slip into empty sentiment, we can reflect the true message of Jesus through our words and actions. Whether you want to grow in confidence or simply find fresh ways to talk about faith, this episode will help you understand what Billy Graham says about Christmas and use it to share hope with the people around you.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Christmas is about Jesus coming to save. Billy Graham preached the message of Christmas for over 70 years. Christmas means something far deeper than human goodwill. The cradle, the cross, and the crown summarise the Christmas message. Christmas is the entry point of a story that ends with hope. Our actions reflect the gospel during the Christmas season. We must guard against letting Christmas become merely about good or tradition. The gifts we exchange symbolise God's unspeakable gift. What does the gift of Jesus mean to you this Christmas? Don't leave Jesus in the manger; let His love flow through you. And more…   WATCH SHORT VIDEO: Billy Graham’s Christmas Message Still Works WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS How to Share Prophetically at Christmas with Tina Waldrom Helping Your Church Share Jesus This Christmas with Tina Waldrom How God Draws People to His Light in You Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? How Prophecy and Evangelism Work Together with Tina Waldrom STAY CONNECTED TO DOCTOR TINA WALDROM Website - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. Billy Graham said Christmas is ultimately about Jesus coming to save us. How does this truth shape the way you view conversations with others during the festive season? Scripture: Luke 2:10-11   2. Tina shared that Christmas means “God came close.” Who in your life might need to hear that God understands their struggles and draws near to them? Scripture: John 1:14   3. Billy Graham described the message of Christmas as “a cradle, a cross and a crown. Which of these three truths do you feel most confident sharing, and which feels hardest to explain? Scripture: Isaiah 9:6; 1 Corinthians 15:3-4; Revelation 19:16   4. Christmas conversations often include themes of family, longing, loneliness, or nostalgia. How can you gently bridge these everyday topics to the hope of Jesus without sounding forced? Scripture: Colossians 4:6   5. Billy Graham warned believers not to let Christmas become empty sentiment. In what ways can you keep the message of Jesus central and authentic in your relationships this season? Scripture: Romans 12:9-13 6. Tina encouraged practical acts of love, kindness, hospitality, help, prayer, and blessing. Which of these can you intentionally use this week to point someone towards Jesus? Scripture: Matthew 5:16   7. The gifts exchanged at Christmas can symbolise God’s “unspeakable gift.” Who might God be prompting you to share the reason for your hope with, and what first step could you take? Scripture: 2 Corinthians 9:15; 1 Peter 3:15

Christmas is one of the most spiritually open times of the year. In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom unpacks how to share prophetically at Christmas in a way that feels gentle, natural and full of grace. Instead of dramatic moments or lofty language, Tina explains how New Testament prophecy is really about tuning into God’s heart for someone and passing on a simple word of encouragement. She talks about Christmas as a “thin space” and a season when people are more reflective, tender and quietly asking deeper questions.  You’ll learn a simple three step flow. Tina offers everyday examples from cafés, neighbourhoods and Christmas gatherings, showing just how accessible prophetic encouragement can be when we keep our language normal and our posture kind. This episode shows how compassion, scripture and the Holy Spirit’s nudges can open meaningful conversations that point people to Jesus this Christmas.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Prophecy at Christmas strengthens and encourages people who may be feeling reflective. Keep prophetic words simple and in normal language. Tune into God’s heart for others this season. Love, compassion, and hope are at the centre of both Christmas and prophetic encouragement. Be a gentle messenger of God’s kindness during the season. Prophecy isn’t about predicting; it’s about offering comfort and reassurance. Even a short, sincere encouragement can become a powerful act. God often speaks through simple, relatable words. Listening to God helps you share His Christmas hope. Prophetic encouragement at Christmas creates meaningful connections. And more…   WATCH SHORT VIDEO: Turn Christmas Into a Prophetic Mission WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Helping Your Church Share Jesus This Christmas with Tina Waldrom How God Draws People to His Light in You Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? How Prophecy and Evangelism Work Together with Tina Waldrom   STAY CONNECTED TO DOCTOR TINA WALDROM Website - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How does Tina’s definition of New Testament prophecy shift the way you think about sharing encouragement with non-believers? Scripture: 1 Corinthians 14:3 Prophecy strengthens, encourages, and comforts. Reflect: What makes this gentler approach feel more doable in everyday conversations? 2. Where do you see “thin spaces” around you this Christmas — moments when people seem more open, tender or spiritually aware? Scripture: John 1:9 Jesus is the true light who gives light to everyone. Reflect: Who around you seems soft-hearted or reflective right now? 3. What does it look like for you to practise noticing people? Who might the Holy Spirit be highlighting to you through compassion, repeated thoughts or awareness? Scripture: Matthew 9:36 Jesus was moved with compassion before He ministered. Reflect: Who do you keep thinking about? What compassion-nudges have you felt lately? 4. How can you develop a habit of listening for God’s heart toward others — through impressions, scriptures, words like “peace” or pictures? Scripture: John 10:27 “My sheep listen to my voice.” Reflect: What helps you quiet your heart enough to hear these gentle nudges? 5. What language could you use to make prophetic encouragement feel natural, warm and non-threatening? Scripture: Colossians 4:6 Let your words be full of grace. Reflect: Which phrases feel authentic for you? (“This might sound a bit random, but…”) 6. How can you share scripture gently and meaningfully with non-believers this Christmas? Scripture: Psalm 34:18 “The Lord is close to the broken-hearted.” Reflect: Which Christmas scriptures could you weave into conversations without preaching? 7. What would it look like for you to treat Christmas as a “prophetic mission”? What simple daily step could you take this week? Scripture: Isaiah 50:4  “The Sovereign Lord has given me a well-instructed tongue.” Reflect: Who could you pray for? What one word or blessing could you offer someone today?

In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom shares a heartfelt and practical message especially for pastors and church leaders who are navigating the busyness of December. With services, events and pastoral care piling up, the longing to see your congregation share their faith can feel overwhelming. But Tina reminds us that Christmas is actually one of the easiest seasons for everyday evangelism. People expect conversations about hope, meaning, light and Jesus. In this episode, she offers a simple, memorable framework to guide you in helping your church share Jesus this Christmas. One that feels natural rather than pressured. Tina unpacks the “three Rs”: remembering relationships, responding with kindness and revealing Jesus naturally. Alongside these, she addresses the common fear of awkwardness and shows how to empower believers to plant seeds without feeling like they must “harvest the whole crop.” With Scriptures, practical ideas and a powerful five-minute church challenge, this message will inspire and equip you for helping your Church share Jesus this Christmas in a way that is gentle, relational and genuinely achievable for everyone in your congregation. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: December is a golden moment for evangelism. People expect spiritual conversations at Christmas. Congregations need permission and a pathway to share faith. The Three Rs: Remember, Respond, Reveal. Small acts of kindness can open big doors. Evangelism should be relational, not confrontational. Encourage curiosity over confrontation in conversations. Provide practical tools for sharing faith. Teach congregations to alleviate the fear of awkwardness. Leadership can shape a culture of sharing Jesus. And more…   WATCH SHORT VIDEO: Overcoming Awkwardness in Evangelism WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS How God Draws People to His Light in You Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? How Prophecy and Evangelism Work Together with Tina Waldrom Why Some People Come to Jesus Quickly—and Others Don’t   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. Who has God already placed in your life this Christmas season that you could intentionally remember and pray for? Scripture: John 1:14 Jesus “made his dwelling among us,” modelling presence before proclamation. Reflect: Who in your relational world might be spiritually open right now? 2. How can you “respond with kindness” in ways that open doors for deeper conversations? Scripture: Colossians 4:5-6 Let your conversation be “full of grace.” Reflect: What simple acts of generosity (cards, meals, help) could soften someone’s heart? 3. What one or two natural phrases could you prepare to help you reveal Jesus without feeling awkward? Scripture: 1 Peter 3:15 Be prepared to give an answer with gentleness and respect. Reflect: What personal sentence about Jesus genuinely fits your own voice? 4. How can you shift from feeling pressure to “harvest” to simply planting seeds of hope this Christmas? Scripture: 1 Corinthians 3:6-7 We plant and water, but God brings the growth. Reflect: What mindset change removes pressure and makes evangelism feel doable? 5. Where do you see “people of peace” in your world, like those who show warmth, openness or spiritual curiosity? Scripture: Luke 10:6 Jesus speaks of recognising the “person of peace.” Reflect: Who lingers in conversation, asks questions or seems receptive? 6. What fears or feelings of awkwardness tend to hold you back, and how might the Holy Spirit help you relax into relational evangelism? Scripture: Luke 2:10 “Do not be afraid. I bring you good news…” Reflect: What would change if you trusted that God is already at work ahead of you? 7. What one small step of obedience could you take this week, a blessing, a conversation, a sentence, to share Jesus with someone you’ll see this Christmas? Scripture: Matthew 5:14-16 Let your light shine before others. Reflect: What simple, practical step is the Lord highlighting to you today?

In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom shares a remarkable true story that beautifully demonstrates How God Draws People to His Light in You. What began as a frustrating situation, needing a lift to the airport, turned into a divinely timed encounter when an old acquaintance unexpectedly reached out. Their simple text message opened the door to meaningful conversations, deep connection and moments where the presence of Jesus could be gently shared. It’s a reminder that God is always at work behind the scenes, moving hearts long before we realise it. This episode encourages every believer to recognise that evangelism often begins with warmth, kindness and the quiet fruit of the Spirit. People are drawn to safety, compassion and authenticity and these are the very qualities the Holy Spirit cultivates in us. As you listen, you’ll discover practical insights into living ready, staying spiritually sensitive and trusting God’s timing. You’ll see How God Draws People to His Light in You not through pressure but through presence, not through striving but through availability. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: God is always at work, even when we don't see it. Evangelism is about being available and letting God's light shine. Trust in God's quiet work rather than striving for results. Creating safe spaces for conversations is essential in evangelism. The Holy Spirit coordinates divine timing in our interactions. People are drawn to warmth and genuine care. Our presence speaks volumes before we even say a word. Be prepared to share your faith with gentleness and respect. Evangelism begins with genuine care and connection. We partner with God in what He is already doing in people's hearts. And more…     WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? How Prophecy and Evangelism Work Together with Tina Waldrom Tina Waldrom on Legacy Evangelism and Why It Matters To Churches Today Kade Klemke on How Sports Can Become a Platform For the Gospel Why Some People Come to Jesus Quickly—and Others Don’t     *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. Who might God already be drawing toward you, even if you don’t see it yet? Scripture: John 6:44  “No one can come to me unless the Father… draws them 2.How does your everyday presence reflect the warmth and safety of Jesus to others?Scripture: Matthew 5:14–16 You are the light of the world; let your light shine. 3. When have you noticed “divine timing” in your conversations or encounters? Scripture: Proverbs 16:9  We plan our way, but the Lord orders our steps. 4. Which fruit of the Spirit do people most experience through you, and which one might God be inviting you to lean into more? Scripture: Galatians 5:22–23  Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness… 5. How can you create “safe spaces” where people feel free to share their struggles and questions? Scripture: Colossians 4:5–6  Be wise with outsiders; let your conversation be full of grace. 6. What helps you stay spiritually sensitive so you can recognise when God is opening a door? Scripture: Romans 8:14  Those who are led by the Spirit are children of God. 7. How can you “live ready” to share the hope you have with gentleness and respect when God brings someone to you? Scripture: 1 Peter 3:15 Always be prepared to give an answer, with gentleness and respect.  

In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom interviews Dr Brendan Roach, a pastor, leadership coach, and the author of the newly released book, It’s My Call. For many believers, the idea of “calling” has become tangled up with platform, position, or pulpit ministry. But Brendan gently unpacks a biblical and practical understanding of calling that applies to every follower of Jesus, including those whose most impactful gospel conversations might take place in a café, workplace, school yard, or around the dining table. This conversation is deeply encouraging for anyone who senses God nudging them toward people, places, or communities in everyday life. Brendan’s book, It’s My Call, invites believers to discover where God is already producing fruit in their lives and to lean confidently into that. Instead of striving, comparing, or waiting for a grand, dramatic sign, Brendan helps us see how calling often unfolds through small, faithful steps. If you’ve ever wondered, “Where do I fit?” or “How do I know who I’m called to reach?”, this interview will bring real clarity, comfort, and courage. Brendan Roach has lived this message and now he offers it to equip the church to move with purpose. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Don't look for the one glorious Burning Bush moment. Flow in the areas that we like and enjoy. Look for genuine fruit in our efforts. Positive outcomes can be produced repeatedly. Identifying genuine outcomes is crucial for growth. And more…   WATCH SHORT VIDEO: Discerning God’s Calling WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Reaching Gamers for Christ: Theos Ministry Story Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? Living in Miracles – The Life and Ministry of Evangelist Tim Hall Bringing the Gospel to the Jewish Community with Lawrence Hirsch *STAY CONNECTED TO BRENDAN ROACH / IT’S MY CALL:  It’s My Call - Website - Facebook - Instagram - LinkedIn     *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. What comes to mind when you hear the words “calling” or “purpose”? Do you tend to think of “ministry” as something only pastors do, or do you recognise God has designed every follower of Jesus with a calling? Scripture: 1 Corinthians 12:4–6 God gives different gifts for different purposes. 2. Have you ever felt “less than” because your gifts or personality don’t look like someone else’s? How does the conversation in this episode help you embrace who God has uniquely made you to be? Scripture: Psalm 139:13–16 You are intentionally crafted by God. 3. What areas of your life consistently produce “fruit”? Where do you see people encouraged, helped, or drawn closer to God through you? These may be clues to your calling. Scripture: Matthew 7:17 A good tree is known by its fruit. 4. Are you waiting for a dramatic “burning bush moment” before stepping into what God may already be inviting you to do? What small step of obedience could you take this week? Scripture: Luke 16:10 Faithfulness begins in small things. 5. Where do you sense God nudging you to share the gospel? Your workplace, your neighbourhood, a café community, a hobby group, or online? How can you be present and available there? Scripture: Acts 17:26–27 God places us where we are for a purpose. 6. In what ways might comparison or insecurity be stopping you from being a witness for Christ? How can you replace those thoughts with truth? Scripture: 2 Corinthians 3:5 Our competence comes from God 7. What declaration of calling could you speak out in faith? Not from arrogance, but from clarity and trust? For example: “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me… to encourage, to teach, to gather, to invite, to listen.” Scripture: Luke 4:18 Jesus declared His anointing; we can too when we know our calling.

In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom speaks with chaplain, speaker, and author Sam Wegner about his deeply personal new book, The Weight of the Wait. Sam shares honestly about the long and painful journey of walking with his wife through her ongoing battle with cancer, and how the extended waiting has shaped his faith in ways he never expected. Rather than offering easy answers, Sam reflects on what it truly means to trust God when life is uncertain, prayers seem unanswered, and the future feels heavy. His story highlights that waiting is not passive. It is a place where God does deep, refining work in the heart. Together, Tina and Sam explore how seasons of delay and disappointment can become powerful opportunities to show the love of Jesus to others. Sam describes how being open about his struggles has allowed meaningful faith conversations to happen naturally, particularly with those who are searching for hope in the midst of hardship. The Weight of the Wait encourages believers to stay rooted in Scripture, connected to community, and honest with God about their pain. This conversation is gentle, real, and full of hope for anyone who finds themselves in a long season of waiting and wants to hold on to faith while still pointing others toward Jesus. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Conversations about cancer can open doors to deeper discussions. Trusting God means relying on Him during tough times. Authenticity in faith sharing is crucial. Community support is essential during difficult times. Practical spiritual practices can help maintain faith. Using Bible verses as mnemonic devices can keep God's word present. It's important to be honest about struggles with faith. Waiting can be an opportunity to grow and share faith. And more…   WATCH SHORT VIDEO: Sharing Your Faith in the Thick of Trials WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Mobilising Women to Heal Community Pain With Letitia Shelton Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? Living in Miracles – The Life and Ministry of Evangelist Tim Hall *STAY CONNECTED TO SAM WEGNER: Sam Wegner - Website - Facebook - Instagram - LinkedIn   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How can seasons of waiting or suffering become opportunities for witness rather than moments to withdraw? Reflect on how Sam shared that many people are touched by cancer and that sharing honestly can open doors. Read: 2 Corinthians 1:3-4 2. In what areas of your life might you be relying on your own strength rather than trusting God? Sam shared that God had to “crush” self-reliance in order to teach trust. Read: Proverbs 3:5-6 3. How does suffering shape our understanding of the goodness of God? Read: Psalm 119:71   4. When others see you walk through difficulty, what do they notice? Do they see despair, denial, or a quiet confidence in Christ? Read: Philippians 4:11-13 5. Sam shared that authenticity, not perfection, draws people to Christ. Why is honesty about struggle important when sharing Jesus with others? Read: 2 Corinthians 12:9 6. Sam emphasised community and accountability groups. Who are the people in your life who help you stay grounded in faith during difficult seasons? Read: Hebrews 10:24-25 7. Sam suggested using Scripture in daily rhythms (e.g., as a password reminder). What is one small spiritual practice you can begin this week to help you stay aware of God's presence during the wait? Read: Psalm 119:11

In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom chats with 21-year-old Theo from Brisbane, Australia. Theo is the founder of Theos Ministry, an online movement dedicated to reaching gamers for Christ. What started as a simple idea while recovering from surgery has now become a thriving global community where young adults gather to play, chat, and explore the Bible together. Theo shares how he began sharing his faith during online gaming sessions, using creative metaphors drawn from popular games like Fortnite to start meaningful conversations about Jesus. His story reveals how God can turn even the most unexpected spaces, like a gaming stream, into places of ministry and transformation. Throughout the episode, Theo and Tina explore how the digital world can be a mission field for this generation. From building the Garden of Eden in Minecraft to hosting online Bible studies and writing a course on digital discipleship, Theo’s ministry is equipping believers to use their online presence for good. He also shares powerful testimonies of lives changed, including a young gamer who found hope and faith after battling depression. Whether you’re a gamer, a parent, or a church leader curious about the potential of online evangelism, this conversation will open your eyes to the incredible ways God is working in the digital space and how you, too, can get involved in reaching gamers for Christ. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Theo started Theos Ministry while recovering from surgery. He combines gaming with Bible studies to engage others. Natural outreach is key to sharing faith in gaming. Positive responses from the community outweigh the negative. Community plays a vital role in spiritual growth. Theos Ministry offers resources for online discipleship. Challenges include time management and tech skills. Seeing people come to faith is a major highlight. The ministry aims to educate on real-life evangelism. Support and donations help sustain the ministry. And more…   WATCH SHORT VIDEO: How Gamers Can Share Jesus in Video Game Conversations WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Greg Stier on Growing A Youth Ministry by Multiplying Gospel Conversations Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? Video Podcast - How God Tried To Reach Me: Lachlan Shipard’s Journey with Jesus *STAY CONNECTED TO THEO / THEOS MINISTRY: Theos Ministry - Website   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How can you use your current interests or hobbies as a bridge for sharing Jesus with others? Read: Colossians 3:17 “And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus.” 2. What does it mean to bring God into everyday conversations naturally, not forcefully? Read: 1 Peter 3:15  “Always be prepared to give an answer... but do this with gentleness and respect.” 3. How can you model evangelism that focuses on relationship over results? Read: 1 Corinthians 3:6  “I planted the seed, Apollos watered it, but God has been making it grow.” 4. In what ways can online communities become true spaces for discipleship and fellowship? Read: Hebrews 10:24–25  “Let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds… encouraging one another.” 5. What can Theo’s humility and teachability teach us about leadership in evangelism? Read: James 4:10  “Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up.” 6. How does community play a role in healing and transformation for those far from God? Read: Galatians 6:2  “Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfil the law of Christ.” 7. How can you step out of your comfort zone to obey Jesus’ Great Commission in a new context? Read: Matthew 28:19–20  “Go and make disciples of all nations…”

In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom interviews Dr Tania Harris, founding director of God Conversations, for a fascinating and hope-filled discussion on the question, “How Is God Speaking to Those Who Don’t Know Him?” Together, they explore how the Holy Spirit is already at work beyond the walls of the Church and among people who might describe themselves as “spiritual but not religious.” Drawing from real-life stories, including powerful encounters where people have experienced dreams and visions of Jesus, Tania and Tina unpack how God continues to reveal Himself to seekers in unexpected ways, from the Middle East to modern-day Australia. This conversation will change how you think about evangelism. Rather than seeing it as bringing God to others, Tania invites listeners to consider that God is already speaking. Our role is to recognise where He’s at work and join in. The episode unpacks what this means for everyday believers: how to discern spiritual openness, how to listen with humility, and how to share faith naturally and sensitively. Whether you’re part of a local church, leading a small group, or simply walking alongside friends who don’t yet believe, this episode offers fresh insight into what it truly means to partner with the Spirit in helping others encounter Jesus. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: God is already speaking to those who are seeking Him. The Holy Spirit plays a crucial role in evangelism. Recognizing spiritual seekers can change our approach to outreach. People often reject religion but are open to spirituality. Evangelism should be a partnership with the Holy Spirit. Openness and humility are key to hearing God's voice. We should look for opportunities to engage in spiritual conversations. The church's role is to walk alongside seekers, not coerce them. Understanding the cultural context is vital for effective evangelism. Sharing personal experiences can create meaningful connections. And more…   WATCH SHORT VIDEO: Aisha’s Vision of Jesus WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS How to Hear The Voice of God on Mission with Tania Harris Adele Latu on Turning Fashion into Faith Conversations Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It? Video Podcast - How God Tried To Reach Me: Lachlan Shipard’s Journey with Jesus *STAY CONNECTED TO TANIA HARRIS / GOD CONVERSATIONS God Conversations - Facebook God Conversations - Website God Conversations YouTube Tania Harris - Instagram Tania Harris - Facebook Tania Harris - LinkedIn     *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How do you recognise that God is already at work in someone’s life before you begin to share your faith? Read: Acts 8:26–40 (Philip and the Ethiopian official) 2. How can stories of God speaking to non-believers, like Aisha’s vision of Jesus, shape your confidence in evangelism? Read: John 6:44 3. What does it mean for you to look for “seekers”, those who are open and spiritually curious, in your own relationships? Read: Matthew 7:7–8 4. How can humility and a childlike heart help you better hear God’s voice and notice His activity in others? Read: Matthew 18:3–4 5. When might silence, empathy, or simple friendship be more powerful than words in your witness? Read: James 1:19–20 6. How can your church shift from “bringing God to people” toward joining what the Spirit is already doing in the community? Read: John 16:7–8 7. What does it look like to “sojourn” with people spiritually,  walking beside them rather than trying to convert them quickly? Read: 1 Peter 3:15–16

In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom explores the question: Why are so many Australians turning away from Christianity and what can we do about it? Drawing from key national research by McCrindle, NCLS and the Australian Bureau of Statistics, Tina highlights the cultural shifts shaping the nation’s spiritual landscape. From perceptions of hypocrisy to distrust in institutions, the Church’s stance on sexuality, and the rise of “spiritual but not religious” thinking, she outlines six crucial insights to help believers understand what’s really going on. More than statistics, this conversation offers practical ways to respond with empathy, authenticity, and integrity. Tina challenges listeners to rebuild trust through everyday consistency, to engage people relationally rather than institutionally, and to tell better stories about what God is doing in real lives. Whether you lead a church or simply want to represent Jesus more authentically in your world, this episode provides clarity, challenge and hope for evangelism in today’s Australia. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Many Australians are turning away from Christianity due to the Church's stance on sexuality. The perception of hypocrisy among Christians damages trust in the Church. Authenticity and vulnerability are crucial for rebuilding trust. Young Australians seek spirituality but resist traditional institutions. Every friendship a Christian builds is a chance for evangelism. The media shapes public opinion about Christianity negatively. Churches need to focus on relational discipleship and community service. Personal experiences of faith are more impactful than church programs. Engaging with young people requires authenticity and realness. Rebuilding trust involves demonstrating compassion and integrity. And more…   WATCH SHORT VIDEO: Australians Admire Jesus But Distrusts Christians WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS How Prophecy and Evangelism Work Together with Tina Waldrom Tina Waldrom on Legacy Evangelism and Why It Matters To Churches Today Kade Klemke on How Sports Can Become a Platform For the Gospel How Community Engagement and Evangelism Work Together Why Some People Come to Jesus Quickly—and Others Don’t *STAY CONNECTED TO DR TINA WALDROM Website - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram   Discussion Questions 1. Jesus embodied both uncompromising truth and radical compassion. How can you communicate biblical truth particularly on sensitive topics like sexuality with empathy, humility and grace? What would it look like to “lead with listening” in your own relationships? Read: John 1:14 2. Many Australians admire Jesus but distrust the Church because of perceived hypocrisy. How can you personally close the gap between what you profess and how you live? What habits or practices might help you model authentic integrity? Read: Matthew 23:27–28 and James 1:22 3. Research shows that over a million Australians don’t personally know a Christian. How could you make yourself more intentionally present in your local community, like joining clubs, volunteering, or building friendships? What might “relational evangelism” look like for you? Read: Matthew 5: 14-16 4. In a culture that distrusts institutions, people are searching for realness. How might your vulnerability or honesty about personal struggles make the gospel more credible? When was a time that authenticity opened a door for faith conversation? Read: 2 Corinthians 12: 9-10. 5. Media scandals and failures often dominate the public image of Christianity. How can you tell “better stories” through your own life and your community? What practical ways can you respond with grace rather than defensiveness when criticism arises? Read: 1 Peter 2:12 and Romans 12:21. 6. Younger Australians often reject institutions but remain open to spirituality. How can you, your small group, or your church engage them through authenticity, creativity and service? What can you learn from their hunger for meaning and community? Read: 1 Timothy 4:12 7. Tina concluded that evangelism isn’t about blaming culture but reflecting Jesus more authentically. What does “reflecting Jesus” look like in your workplace, neighbourhood, or friendships? How might you help rebuild trust in Christ through your daily life? Read: Philippians 2:14-15

In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom speaks with Adele Latu, founder of Soul Submitted Designs, about how clothing can become a practical and powerful tool for sharing the gospel. Adele shares how God called her to redeem the symbol of the cross in fashion after seeing it misused in mainstream brands. What began as a simple act of obedience during the COVID season has now grown into a thriving Christian clothing label that sparks conversations about Jesus wherever it goes. Adele reveals the stories of believers who’ve worn her designs and found that the messages, like “Jesus Saves” or “Soul Submitted”, open doors for meaningful dialogue and personal reflection. She discusses the balance between creativity, excellence, and witness, and how even the smallest acts, like putting on a faith-inspired t-shirt, can declare Christ to the world. This episode will encourage you to see everyday life as an opportunity for evangelism and to courageously live out your faith in visible, authentic ways. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Adele created Soul Submitted Designs because God asked her to. The brand aims to accurately represent the message of the cross. Clothing can provoke conversations about faith. Wearing Christian apparel can influence one's attitude and mindset. The designs are created to be fashionable yet subtle in their messaging. Adele's family played a significant role in the brand's development. The brand has inspired many to share their faith more openly. Challenges include promoting the brand in a competitive market. Social media is essential for modern entrepreneurship. Adele encourages others to pursue their creative callings. And more…     WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE with Adele   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Transforming Lives Through the Power of Conversations Karen Workentin on Street Evangelism – Is It Still Effective Today? Tina Waldrom on Legacy Evangelism and Why It Matters To Churches Today Video Podcast - How God Tried To Reach Me: Lachlan Shipard’s Journey with Jesus *STAY CONNECTED TO SOUL SUBMITTED DESIGNS / ADELE LATU Instagram Facebook Website YouTube   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. Adele shared that she started Soul Submitted Designs because “God asked me to.” What does obedience to God’s prompting look like in your own life? Read: John 14:15  “If you love me, obey my commandments.” 2. Adele was stirred to create designs because she saw the cross being misrepresented. What steps can you take to represent Jesus faithfully in your own sphere of influence? Read: 2 Corinthians 5:20 - “So we are Christ’s ambassadors; God is making his appeal through us. We speak for Christ when we plead, “Come back to God!” 3. Through simple clothing, Adele and others have seen opportunities to share Jesus naturally. How does Colossians 3:17 (“Whatever you do… do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus”) inspire you to integrate evangelism into your daily routines - through your work, hobbies, or even what you wear?   4. Adele said, “The first conversation a Christian has is with themselves.” How does wearing or displaying your faith help keep your heart aligned with Christ? Read: "Search me, O God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts. Point out anything in me that offends you, and lead me along the path of everlasting life.” 5. Many people who saw Adele’s shirts didn’t start conversations, but the message still reached them. How can you be faithful in “sowing” the gospel, even when you don’t see immediate results? Read: Matthew 13:3-9  “He told many stories in the form of parables, such as this one: “Listen! A farmer went out to plant some seeds. As he scattered them across his field, some seeds fell on a footpath, and the birds came and ate them. Other seeds fell on shallow soil with underlying rock. The seeds sprouted quickly because the soil was shallow.  But the plants soon wilted under the hot sun, and since they didn’t have deep roots, they died. Other seeds fell among thorns that grew up and choked out the tender plants. Still other seeds fell on fertile soil, and they produced a crop that was thirty, sixty, and even a hundred times as much as had been planted!  Anyone with ears to hear should listen and understand.” 6. Adele’s designs opened new doors for evangelism through art and fashion. What creative skills or resources might God be calling you to use for His glory? Read: Exodus 35:31–32 “The Lord has filled Bezalel with the Spirit of God, giving him great wisdom, ability, and expertise in all kinds of crafts.  He is a master craftsman, expert in working with gold, silver, and bronze.” 7. Adele mentioned the challenges of running a Christian business and how she speaks with “CEO Father God” about every issue. How can perseverance in difficulty make your witness stronger? Read: Philippians 4:6–7  “Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done.  Then you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus.”

In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom talks with former Essendon Bomber and accomplished player-coach Kade Klemke, now serving with 360 Sports Australia in partnership with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Kade brings a wealth of experience from grassroots clubs to professional teams, sharing how sport can be a unique and powerful platform for the gospel. Together, Tina and Kade explore how coaches and athletes alike can bring their faith into the sporting world, living out evangelism and apologetics in everyday interactions on and off the field. From stories of young players whose lives have been changed through simple acts of care, to insights on how churches can step outside their walls and embrace the sporting community, this conversation will inspire you to see sport as a mission field. Whether you’re a coach, a parent, or simply someone who loves the game, you’ll discover how evangelism and apologetics can come alive in the very spaces where people gather, compete, and belong. ⭐FCA Dinner: Vision for Sports in Victoria Melbourne Oct 29th, 2025 Doors open at 6.30pm for a 7pm start RSVP: [email protected]   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Sport in Australia is a significant mission field. Coaches can have a profound impact on their players' lives. Coaching should prioritise the person over the player. Building relationships is crucial for effective discipleship. The church needs to engage with local sporting communities. Resources for faith in sports are essential, but should be complemented by personal connections. Discipleship can happen outside traditional church settings. Everyone has a story and can be a disciple maker. The culture of sports can be a challenging environment for faith. Faith can be shared naturally through shared passions. And more…   SHORT VIDEO - Coaching From a Kingdom Perspective WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE with Kade   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Sharing Faith in the Footy World with Kade Klemke Transforming Lives Through the Power of Conversations Tina Waldrom on Legacy Evangelism and Why It Matters To Churches Today Video Podcast - How God Tried To Reach Me: Lachlan Shipard’s Journey with Jesus *STAY CONNECTED TO KADE KLEMKE THROUGH FCA 360 SPORTS AUSTRALIA  Instagram Facebook Website   ⭐Fully Funded Gospel Worker Event: Melbourne Oct 30-31, 2025 Check it out - here    *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How does seeing sport as a mission field change the way you participate in or support sporting activities? Read: “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation.” (Mark 16:15) 2. Kade spoke about valuing the person before the player. How does this principle reflect Jesus’ heart, and how might you apply it in your own relationships? Read: “So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you.” (Matthew 7:12) 3. What does it mean to coach, play, or serve from a ‘kingdom perspective’ rather than a worldly one? How would this look in practice? Read:  “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.” (Colossians 3:23) 4. Kade described how coaches and athletes can influence many lives. Where has God placed you in a position of influence, and how could you use it for His kingdom? Read: “You are the light of the world… let your light shine before others.” (Matthew 5:14–16) 5. Fear-driven coaching often pushes people away. How can love-driven leadership, whether in sport, work, or family draw others closer to Christ? Read: “There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear.” (1 John 4:18) 6. What opportunities might you have to bring the gospel into the passions and interests God has given you? Read: “Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others.” (1 Peter 4:10)   7. Kade shared that some people are more open to Bible study in small groups than attending a church service. How might this challenge or inspire the way you invite people to explore faith? Read: “Day after day, in the temple courts and from house to house, they never stopped teaching and proclaiming the good news.” (Acts 5:42)

In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom sits down with Lachlan Shipard to hear his remarkable journey from a self-focused lifestyle of drugs, alcohol, and quick fixes to discovering lasting hope in Jesus. Lachlan openly shares the emptiness he faced even after making big life changes, and the unexpected moment when he sensed God calling him to reach out. His honesty and vulnerability give us a fresh perspective on how God draws people to Himself in surprising ways. Tina and Lachlan explore what it means to share your faith in everyday life, not through pressure or perfection, but by living authentically and pointing others to Christ. This conversation highlights the heart of evangelism and apologetics—answering real questions, walking patiently with people, and allowing your own story to testify to the goodness of God. Whether you’re new to sharing your faith or looking for encouragement to keep going, this episode will inspire you to step out with courage and compassion. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Lachlan's life was filled with partying and substance abuse before finding faith. Lachlan moved to different locations seeking change, but continued his old habits. A breakdown can lead to a moment of clarity. Understanding Jesus became clearer through personal study and community support. Sharing personal stories is vital in evangelism. Actions often speak louder than words in demonstrating faith. And more…   SHORT VIDEO - From Party to Purpose: Lachlan’s Story of Finding God WATCH THIS FULL VIDEO EPISODE with Lachlan   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Why Some People Come to Jesus Quickly—and Others Don’t How to Reach Different Generations With The Gospel Transforming Lives Through the Power of Conversations Living in Miracles – The Life and Ministry of Evangelist Tim Hall *STAY CONNECTED TO LACHLAN SHIPARD Instagram Email: [email protected]     *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. Lachlan shared that before Christ, he tried to fill the void in his life with parties, drugs, money, and relationships. What are some common “quick fixes” people turn to today instead of God? Read: John 4:13-14  “Jesus answered, “Everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again, but whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give them will become in them a spring of water welling up to eternal life.” 2. Lachlan described a turning point when he realised he had to stop blaming others and take responsibility for his life. How does taking ownership of our own sin open the door for God’s grace? Read: James 1:14–15  “but each person is tempted when they are dragged away by their own evil desire and enticed. 15 Then, after desire has conceived, it gives birth to sin; and sin, when it is full-grown, gives birth to death.”   3. Lachlan said he became “miserably happy”, he cleaned up his life but still felt empty until he encountered Jesus. Why do you think self-improvement alone cannot replace salvation? Read: Ephesians 2:8–9  “For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith, and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God not by works, so that no one can boast.”   4. Lachlan’s conversion began with a thought: “Reach out to Me.” How has God drawn you (or people you know) to Himself, sometimes unexpectedly? Read: John 6:44 “No one can come to me unless the Father who sent me draws them, and I will raise them up at the last day.”   5. When Lachlan first became a Christian, he zealously gave out Bibles and told everyone about Jesus. Have you ever been overzealous in sharing your faith? How can we balance boldness with wisdom and grace? Read: Colossians 4:5–6  “Be wise in the way you act toward outsiders; make the most of every opportunity. Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone.” 6. Lachlan learned that people are often reached more by watching how Christians live than by what we say. In what specific ways can your daily life shine Christ’s light to those around you? Read: Matthew 5:14–16  “You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden. Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.”   7. If you had only two minutes to share with someone what Jesus has done in your life (as Lachlan suggests), what would you say? How can your story of Jesus’ work in your life become a bridge to evangelism? Read: Acts 22:6–10  About noon as I came near Damascus, suddenly a bright light from heaven flashed around me. I fell to the ground and heard a voice say to me, “Saul! Saul! Why do you persecute me?” “Who are you, Lord?” I asked. “I am Jesus of Nazareth, whom you are persecuting,” He replied. My companions saw the light, but they did not understand the voice of Him who was speaking to me. “What shall I do, Lord?” I asked. “ Get up,” the Lord said, “and go into Damascus. There you will be told all that you have been assigned to do.”

In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom speaks with Greg Stier, founder of Dare to Share Ministries, about how youth ministries can grow by multiplying gospel conversations. Greg shares his remarkable journey of faith, from growing up in a tough family to discovering the power of the gospel as a teenager, and how that experience fuels his passion to mobilise young people around the world. With decades of experience equipping leaders, Greg explains why evangelism must be central to discipleship and why teens are uniquely positioned to influence their peers for Christ. Together, Tina and Greg explore how to move from a programme-driven youth ministry to one that is truly mission-driven. They discuss the importance of gospel urgency, fluency, and strategy, as well as practical tools like the “Ask, Admire, Admit” approach to sharing faith in everyday conversations. Listeners will be inspired by the vision of gospel-advancing ministries that multiply disciples and see young people grow spiritually as they boldly live and share the good news of Jesus. In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Greg Steer emphasises the importance of mobilising teens to share the gospel. The average teen in a gospel advancing group has 50 gospel conversations per year. Youth leaders must model evangelism for their students. Relational evangelism is key to effective youth ministry. Fear of rejection is a significant barrier for teens in sharing their faith. Awkwardness in conversations can lead to meaningful connections. Culturally relevant strategies are essential for effective evangelism. Equipping teens with gospel fluency is crucial for their confidence And more…   SHORT VIDEO - From Gospel-Centred to Gospel-Advancing   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST - Tell me how   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Inclusive Conversations: Creating a Gateway to the Gospel How to Reach Different Generations With The Gospel Bringing The Kingdom to Young People with Eric Agyeman Transforming Lives Through the Power of Conversations *STAY CONNECTED TO GREG STIER & DARE TO SHARE   Greg Stier Website - Instagram - Facebook - YouTube Dare 2 Share Ministries Website - Instagram - Facebook - YouTube Day of Global Youth Evangelism - Website  A Generation in Reach Report - Download   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. Why is it important to reach teenagers with the gospel while they are young? Consider Greg’s point that 80% of people come to Christ before 18. Read:  “Remember your Creator in the days of your youth” (Ecclesiastes 12:1).   2. Jesus mobilised His mostly teenage disciples to share the gospel (Matthew 4:19; Luke 9–10). What can we learn from His model of moving from model → mobilise → multiply? How might this shape youth ministry today?   3. Greg talks about gospel urgency, fluency, and strategy. Which of these three do you most need to grow in, and how can you develop it? Read: “Always be prepared to give an answer…with gentleness and respect” (1 Peter 3:15). 4. Why is “awkward awesome” when sharing faith? How does embracing awkward moments open doors for gospel conversations? Read: Jesus’ conversation with the Samaritan woman (John 4:16–18).   5. What role should leaders play in modelling evangelism for young people? Read: “Follow my example, as I follow the example of Christ” (1 Corinthians 11:1)?   6. Greg shared that students who share their faith grow spiritually faster. Why do you think evangelism accelerates discipleship? Read: James 2:22  “You see that his faith and his actions were working together, and his faith was made complete by what he did.”   7. Fear of rejection is one of the biggest barriers for teens (and adults) in evangelism. How does the gospel give courage to overcome this fear? Read: “For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love and self-discipline” (2 Timothy 1:7).

In this episode of the Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom unpacks a powerful idea the Lord has placed on her heart: legacy evangelism. Too often we think of legacy in terms of money, property, or achievements, but Tina explains that true legacy is about what we leave in people, not just for people. Drawing from Scripture and real-life examples, she reminds us that the way we model evangelism in our everyday lives can inspire others to do the same. Our example becomes our legacy, and whether as individuals or as churches, the seeds we sow today, seen or unseen, can grow into fruit that impacts generations to come. Tina shares inspiring stories, from the ripple effect of Edward Kimball’s quiet witness that ultimately influenced Billy Graham, to the generational faith passed from Lois to Eunice to Timothy in the Bible. She highlights how legacy evangelism isn’t just for the well-known or the famous but is built through ordinary faithfulness, acts of kindness, everyday prayers, and sharing our personal stories. This episode challenges us to ask: what legacy of evangelism are we leaving behind? Will people remember us as those who kept the good news to ourselves, or as those who sowed generously into others’ lives? Be encouraged to let legacy become your motivation for sharing Jesus and shaping a future that outlives you.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Legacy is what you leave behind in people, not just for them. Our example becomes our legacy in evangelism. No act of witness is ever wasted; seeds bear fruit later. Faith can be passed down through generations. Ordinary acts of kindness can lead to extraordinary impacts. The life of Jesus is the greatest legacy we can follow. We must preach the good news through words and actions. Churches should lean into the concept of legacy in outreach. Identifying individuals to sow into can create lasting change. The full impact of our legacy may only be seen in eternity. And more…   SHORT VIDEO - The Power of Example in Legacy Evangelism   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS How Prophecy and Evangelism Work Together with Tina Waldrom How Community Engagement and Evangelism Work Together How Evangelism and Social Justice Work Together with Tina Waldrom Why Some People Come to Jesus Quickly—and Others Don’t *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. When you hear the word “legacy,” what comes to mind? Money, property, reputation, or something deeper? How does Jesus call us to think about legacy differently? Read: Matthew 6:19–20  “Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth… But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven.”   2. DL Moody said, “Out of 100 people, one will read the Bible, the other 99 will read the Christian.” What would people “read” about evangelism if they looked at your life or your church? Read: 1 Corinthians 11:1  “Follow my example, as I follow the example of Christ.”   3. Paul wrote that he planted, Apollos watered, but God made it grow. How can you stay motivated to share your faith, even when you don’t see immediate results? Read: 1 Corinthians 3:6  “I planted the seed, Apollos watered it, but God has been making it grow.”   4. Timothy’s faith was passed down from his grandmother Lois to his mother Eunice, and then to him. How are you sowing faith into the next generation whether your children, grandchildren, or spiritual children? Read: 2 Timothy 1:5  “I am reminded of your sincere faith, which first lived in your grandmother Lois and in your mother Eunice…”   5. The Samaritan woman simply shared her story, and many believed. What “ordinary” acts of kindness, consistency, or testimony might God use in your life to point people to Jesus? Read: John 4:39  “Many of the Samaritans… believed in him because of the woman’s testimony.”   6. Jesus didn’t leave behind property or writings, but He left behind disciples, His message, and His example. Which of these three legacies do you feel most challenged to carry forward today - discipleship, proclaiming the gospel, or living with compassion and sacrifice? Read: John 13:34–35  “By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.”   7. Legacy is built in many small, faithful moments. What is one practical step you can take this week, such as a prayer, an act of kindness, or a simple mention of Jesus that could plant a seed in someone’s life? Read: Galatians 6:9  “Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.”

In this episode of the Win/Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom sat under the teaching of some of the world’s leading voices in evangelism and apologetics at the Ideas Convention in Belgrave, Victoria. Justin Brierley, Sean McDowell, Mary Jo Sharp, and Rob Martin all brought thought-provoking insights into how we can have better conversations about faith. From Justin’s commitment to respectful dialogue with sceptics, to Rob’s reminder that people everywhere are thirsty for meaning, to Sean’s gentle approach of walking with others, and Mary Jo’s journey from atheism to Christianity. Each speaker brought something powerful and practical for everyday believers. In this episode, Tina unpacks what she learned and how these insights can help us all share Jesus in more natural and confident ways. If you’ve ever felt nervous about faith conversations or unsure how to answer tough questions, this is for you. Discover why apologetics isn’t just about arguments but about listening, respecting, and opening doors for the gospel. Get ready to see evangelism and apologetics in a fresh light, less about winning debates and more about offering living water to a thirsty world.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: It's crucial for churches to be equipped to share faith. Apologetics should focus on conversations, not debates. Listening is key in faith discussions. People are spiritually thirsty for meaning and hope. Personal testimonies can powerfully communicate faith. Engaging skeptics requires patience and respect. Conversion is a journey, not a one-time event. Honesty and authenticity are vital in discussions. Intentional conversations can open doors to faith. Everyone has a story that can impact others. And more…   SHORT VIDEO - Gentle Sharing: A New Approach to Evangelism   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Ideas Convention: Equipping Christians to Engage Culture Confidently Ideas Convention: Rob Martin Answers the Bigger Questions Having an Answer for The Bigger Questions with Rob Martin Faith, Evangelism & Politics with Dan Anderson Transforming Lives Through the Power of Conversations *STAY CONNECTED TO SPEAKERS AT IDEAS CONVENTION/ BELGRAVE HEIGHTS Justin Brierley Website, Instagram, Facebook, Youtube  Mary Jo Sharp Website , Instagram, Facebook, Youtube   Sean McDowell Website , Instagram , Facebook, Youtube Rob Martin LinkedIn Ideas Convention Belgrave Heights - Website Ideas Convention  - Facebook Ideas Convention - Instagram *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram   Discussion Questions 1. When you think about apologetics, do you tend to picture a debate or a conversation? How could shifting from “winning arguments” to “building relationships” change the way you share your faith? Read: Colossians 4:5–6 “Be wise in the way you act toward outsiders… Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt…” 2. Justin Brierley said: “If our faith cannot stand up to difficult questions, is it worth having?” How do you respond when someone asks you a challenging question about Christianity? Read: 1 Peter 3:15  “Always be prepared to give an answer… but do this with gentleness and respect.” 3. Rob Martin reminded us that people are thirsty for meaning, purpose, and hope and only Jesus satisfies. Where do you see “spiritual thirst” in your workplace, neighbourhood, or family? Read: John 4:13–14 “Whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst.” 4. Testimonies cut through arguments because no one can deny your lived experience. If someone asked why you follow Jesus, what part of your story would you share first? Read: Revelation 12:11  “They triumphed… by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony.” 5. Sean McDowell emphasised that conversion is often a journey, not an event. How patient are you in walking with someone who isn’t yet ready to believe? Read: 1 Corinthians 3:6 “I planted the seed, Apollos watered it, but God has been making it grow.”   6. Mary Jo Sharp’s story shows that even the most skeptical people can be reached through honest, thoughtful conversations. Who in your life is a skeptic or deep thinker and how could you begin with a genuine question instead of an answer? Read: Acts 17:22–23 Paul began with respect and curiosity when addressing the Athenians.   7. Tina challenged listeners to have one intentional faith conversation this week not a debate, not a sermon, but a question that opens the door. What’s one small step you could take this week to open up a spiritual conversation? Read: Romans 10:14  “How can they believe in the one of whom they have not heard? And how can they hear without someone preaching to them?”

In this episode, Tina Waldrom has a heartfelt conversation with Rabbi Lawrence Hirsch about the importance of bringing the Gospel to the Jewish Community. Rabbi Lawrence opens up about his personal journey to faith, giving listeners a glimpse into the unique challenges that Jewish people face when considering Jesus as the Messiah. He also takes time to share the historical background of Jewish-Christian relations, helping Christians better understand the sensitivities that still exist today. His story highlights both the struggles and the hope that come with following Christ, while holding on to the rich heritage of Jewish identity. The discussion goes deeper into what evangelism looks like in this context, stressing the need for Christians to approach Jewish people with gentleness, humility, and respect. Rabbi Lawrence explains that sharing the gospel isn’t about stripping away Jewishness, but rather about showing how faith in Jesus fulfills the promises of Scripture. For churches and believers today, this episode is a valuable reminder that evangelism requires cultural awareness and genuine love, especially when reaching out to communities with such deep spiritual and historical roots.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Lawrence Hirsch’s journey from a Jewish upbringing to faith in Jesus. The importance of recognising Jesus' Jewish identity in evangelism. Christianity has deep Jewish roots that should be acknowledged. Many Jewish people feel betrayed when someone converts to Christianity. Outreach to the Jewish community should emphasise continuity, not conversion. Historical tensions between Christians and Jews impact current relationships. Love and support for Jewish people are crucial in today's climate. The recent events in Israel have heightened anti-Semitism globally. Christians can play a role in combating anti-Semitism through friendship. In times of hardship, people are more open to the Gospel message. And more…   SHORT VIDEO - Why Following Jesus is the Most Jewish Thing You Can Do *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Reaching Remote & Indigenous People in Australia Omar Garcia on Taking the Gospel to the Last Places First Transforming Lives Through the Power of Conversations How to Reach this Neo-Pagan World with Bill Hodgson *STAY CONNECTED TO THE IDEAS CONVENTION AT BELGRAVE HEIGHTS Celebrate Messiah - Website Beit HaMashiach  - Website Celebrate Messiah - Facebook Celebrate Messiah - Instagram Beit HaMashiach - Facebook Lawrence Hirsch - LinkedIn The Messianic Training Centre - Online Courses The Messianic Training Centre - Evangelism Related Courses / Articles *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How does remembering that Jesus Himself was Jewish shape the way we share the Gospel with Jewish people and with anyone? Read: Romans 1:16 “For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile.” 2. Rabbi Lawrence shared how his brother used Isaiah 53 without revealing the passage, and he immediately recognised Jesus in it. What role should the Old Testament/Tanakh play in our evangelism conversations? Read: Isaiah 53:5  “But he was pierced for our transgressions…” 3. Jewish people often feel that believing in Jesus means “rejecting” their Jewish identity. How can we, as Christians, communicate that following Jesus is not about abandoning culture or heritage but about fulfilling God’s promises? Read: Matthew 5:17  “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them.” 4. Lawrence mentioned his mother felt “betrayed” when he came to faith. How should we sensitively approach conversations with people who may see accepting Jesus as disloyalty to family, culture, or tradition? Read: Luke 14:26 “If anyone comes to me and does not hate father and mother… yes, even their own life—such a person cannot be my disciple.” (to wrestle with the cost of discipleship and relational tensions) 5. The history of Christian persecution of Jews is a massive barrier in evangelism. How can acknowledging past wrongs and showing humility open doors for Gospel conversations today? Read: Romans 11:18 “Do not consider yourself to be superior to those other branches. If you do, consider this: You do not support the root, but the root supports you.” 6. Lawrence described evangelism as not inviting Jews to “become Christians” but showing them that Jesus is their Messiah. How could this paradigm shift change the way you share your faith with anyone? Read:  John 4:22 – “You worship what you do not know; we worship what we do know, for salvation is from the Jews.” 7. Lawrence and his wife Louise both came to faith within hours of each other on opposite sides of the world — a testimony of God’s sovereign timing. How can stories like this encourage us to trust God’s timing in our evangelism efforts? Read: 1 Corinthians 3:6  “I planted the seed, Apollos watered it, but God has been making it grow.”  

In this episode, Tina Waldrom continues her conversation with Pastor Rob Martin. This time, the focus turns to big questions secular people ask and how believers can engage. The pandemic for one exposed deep issues within society. Rob reflects on the nature of suffering and how people have wrestled with feelings of loss, fear, and uncertainty during this time. He explains that the Christian faith doesn’t shy away from suffering but instead provides a framework of hope and meaning, pointing to the presence of Christ in the middle of life’s hardest moments. Personal stories are also shared, reminding listeners that being open about our struggles can build bridges of understanding and compassion. The episode also highlights how these themes connect with evangelism and the heart behind the Ideas Convention. Rob Martin explains that sharing our pain alongside the hope we’ve found in Christ helps others see that the gospel is not just theory but real good news for everyday life. Evangelism, he suggests, is less about having neat answers and more about walking with people in their questions, pointing them to Jesus as the ultimate source of comfort and transformation. Building on the themes of last week’s episode, which gave an overview of the Ideas Convention, this conversation equips Christians to engage culture authentically, demonstrating how the message of Christ speaks directly into the even bigger questions people are asking today.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Hope can be found even in difficult times like the pandemic. The pandemic has revealed underlying societal issues. Suffering can lead to deeper connections with God. The Christian message offers hope and meaning in suffering. Personal stories of suffering can resonate with others. God's presence provides comfort in anxious times. The good news of Jesus is transformative for individuals and society. And more…   SHORT VIDEO - Where Is God in Suffering? *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Ideas Convention: Equipping Christians to Engage Culture Confidently Having and Answer for the Bigger Questions with Rob Martin Faith, Evangelism & Politics with Dan Anderson Transforming Lives Through the Power of Conversations How to Reach this Neo-Pagan World with Bill Hodgson *STAY CONNECTED TO THE IDEAS CONVENTION AT BELGRAVE HEIGHTS Ideas Convention Belgrave Heights - Website Ideas Convention  - Facebook Ideas Convention - Instagram Rob Martin - LinkedIn *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. Where do people in our culture place their hope, and how does that compare with the living hope we have in Christ? Read: 1 Peter 1:3 – “In his great mercy he has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.” 2. How can times of crisis, like the coronavirus pandemic, reveal the idols and false securities in people’s lives? Read: Habakkuk 2:18–19 – “Of what value is an idol, carved by a craftsman? … For it is a teacher of lies.” 3. When speaking with non-believers about suffering, how can we point to Jesus’ own suffering as evidence that God understands our pain? Read: Isaiah 53:3–4 – “He was despised and rejected by mankind, a man of suffering, and familiar with pain…” 4. How does God use suffering and tears in our lives to build character and deepen our relationship with Him? Read: Romans 5:3–5 – “…we also glory in our sufferings, because we know that suffering produces perseverance; perseverance, character; and character, hope.” 5. What does it mean to share your personal story of hope in a way that is relational and natural with your neighbours and friends? Read: 1 Peter 3:15 – “Always be prepared to give an answer… with gentleness and respect.” 6. How can recognising God’s presence help us to overcome anxiety and trust Him in uncertain times? Read:  Philippians 4:6–7 – “Do not be anxious about anything… And the peace of God… will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.” 7. In what ways can we live as salt and light so that others notice the extraordinary difference Jesus makes in our lives? Read: Matthew 5:14–16 – “You are the light of the world… let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.”

In this episode, Tina Waldrom chats with Pastor Rob Martin about the upcoming Idea Convention, a gathering designed to put Jesus right at the heart of conversations about life, purpose, and worldview. They discuss the growing cultural ‘meaning crisis’, where materialism and the pursuit of pleasure often leave people feeling empty. Pastor Rob shares why it’s so important for Christians to be confident in the message they carry, especially when addressing life’s biggest questions. The Idea Convention will feature a range of thought-provoking speakers who will unpack why Christ offers the only lasting answer to the search for fulfilment and purpose. The conversation also explores how events like the Idea Convention can inspire fresh approaches to evangelism. By equipping believers to engage with culture’s toughest issues, the convention aims to help Christians connect the gospel with the real concerns people face today. Whether it’s in a casual conversation with a neighbour or a public forum, the skills and insights gained can make a huge difference in sharing faith with clarity and compassion. Tina and Pastor Rob remind listeners that evangelism isn’t just about telling people the good news—it’s about showing how Jesus speaks directly into the deepest needs of our time.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: The Ideas Convention aims to equip Christians to engage with culture. Many people feel a lack of meaning in a secular worldview. Materialism and hedonism are prevalent worldviews today. Confidence in the Christian message is crucial for believers. The convention will explore big questions about life and faith. Notable speakers will share insights on the importance of Jesus. The convention is open to both Christians and non-Christians. Understanding different worldviews can help in evangelism. Jesus offers true fulfilment and purpose in life. And more… FULL VIDEO VESION of this episode WATCH NOW   SHORT VIDEO - Pastor Rob Martin on Why Secular Thinkers Are Returning to Christianity - WATCH NOW *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Having and Answer for the Bigger Questions with Rob Martin Faith, Evangelism & Politics with Dan Anderson Transforming Lives Through the Power of Conversations How to Reach this Neo-Pagan World with Bill Hodgson *STAY CONNECTED TO THE IDEAS CONVENTION AT BELGRAVE HEIGHTS Ideas Convention Belgrave Heights - Website Ideas Convention  - Facebook Ideas Convention - Instagram Rob Martin - LinkedIn *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1.How might you start a spiritual conversation with someone chasing these things to help them see their limits without dismissing them as “bad”? Read: John 4:13–14 - Jesus offers living water that truly satisfies. 2. How have you personally seen this “meaning crisis” in the lives of people around you, and how can you use it as a bridge to share the gospel? Read: Ecclesiastes 1:2–4 – Life without God is meaningless. 3. How confident are you in explaining why you believe Christianity is true, and how could growing in this confidence help you share your faith more effectively? Read: 1 Peter 3:15 – Be prepared to give an answer for the hope you have. 4. How can challenges or doubts become opportunities to deepen your understanding and strengthen your witness? Read: Jude 1:22 – Be merciful to those who doubt. 5. How can you acknowledge and appreciate good things in life while gently pointing people to the greater hope and fulfilment found in Jesus? Read: Matthew 6:19–21 – Store up treasures in heaven.   6. Who in your life might be open to attending a Christian event or having a deeper conversation about meaning and purpose, and what’s your next step to invite them? Read: Colossians 4:5–6 – Be wise in the way you act toward outsiders.   7. How can you share your personal experience of Jesus giving meaning and purpose in your everyday life in a way that resonates with a non-believer? Read: John 10:10 – Jesus came to give life to the full.

Every year, a few conversations rise to the surface: stirring hearts, sparking action, and shifting perspectives. As part of our mid-year highlights, we’re featuring the #1 most viewed episode of the Win/Win Evangelism Podcast so far: our incredible interview with Omar Garcia. In this mid-year highlights #1 episode, Tina Waldrom interviews Omar Garcia, a seasoned missions pastor from Kingsland Baptist Church who has dedicated decades to evangelism. They talk about Omar’s inspiring journey of faith and his deep calling to bring the gospel to some of the most unreached and remote parts of the world. Omar also shares about his next big step - an upcoming mission trip to Australia - where he plans to continue his passion for reaching people with the love of Jesus. The conversation dives deeper into the heart of evangelism and how Omar’s real-life experiences show the power of faith and community support - from walking across Bangladesh to initiating projects like the 5511 Initiative. This episode also ties into the broader conversation from the "Jesus Film Part 2" series, highlighting how creative evangelism tools and personal sacrifice can help spread the message of Jesus to places where hope is desperately needed.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Omar Garcia's passion for missions began with receiving a simple gift, a Bible. Reading scripture deeply shapes and strengthens personal faith. His journey shows how bold acts of outreach and prayer can make a big impact. Support from family is crucial in missionary work. There is good soil for the gospel in difficult places. And more…   SHORT VIDEO – Growing God’s Kingdom without Comfort LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE IN video - here   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   STAY CONNECTED TO OMAR GARCIA Omar Garcia’s Website Omar Garcia’s LinkedIn Kingsland Baptist Church - Website Kingsland Baptist Church - Instagram Kingsland Baptist Church - Facebook   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge  *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Reaching Remote & Indigenous People in Australia Jon Owen: Good News Through Love and Fascination Streets Ahead in Launceston, Tasmania Geoff Folland on How the Animated Jesus Film is Transforming Outreach Practical Steps You Can Take to Stay Focused on Church Evangelism   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How can simple acts of obedience, like giving someone a Bible, open the door to life-changing encounters with Jesus? Reflect on the impact of the young woman giving Omar a Bible in high school. Read: Isaiah 55:11 – “So is my word that goes out from my mouth: It will not return to me empty, but will accomplish what I desire and achieve the purpose for which I sent it.”   2. What does it mean to you personally to “take the Gospel to the last places first”? Are there “unreached” or overlooked places in your own community or circles? Reflect on the metaphor Omar shared about people living farthest from the “bakery” not even receiving crumbs. Read: Romans 15:20 – “It has always been my ambition to preach the gospel where Christ was not known, so that I would not be building on someone else’s foundation.”   3. When have you seen God use unexpected detours or difficulties to accomplish His purpose in your life or in sharing the Gospel? Reflect on Omar’s story of how changing their walking route in Bangladesh led them to villages they hadn’t planned to visit. Read: Proverbs 16:9 – “In their hearts humans plan their course, but the Lord establishes their steps.”   4. What is one step you can take this week to “mobilise” others, like Omar does, to reach the unreached—whether it’s across the world or across the street? Reflect on how Omar mobilises thousands and started initiatives like the 5511 Project. Read: Matthew 28:19-20 – “Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you.” 5. Where is your personal "line" of comfort when it comes to evangelism, and what might it look like for you to "go beyond" it? Reflect on the areas of your life where sharing your faith feels comfortable and predictable. What might God be asking you to step into that feels unfamiliar or inconvenient? Read: Acts 1:8 – “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses... to the ends of the earth.”   6.  Have you experienced or do you expect to encounter hostility or rejection when sharing the gospel? How does Jesus' teaching on finding "persons of peace" (Luke 10:5-6) apply to your situation? Consider how you might discern and focus on those who are open to hearing the gospel in your circles of influence. Read: Luke 10:5-6 – “When you enter a house, first say, ‘Peace to this house.’ If someone who promotes peace is there, your peace will rest on them...”   7.  Are your conversations more about your church or about Jesus Himself? Omar challenged believers to focus their conversations on Jesus rather than on church activities. How can you make Christ the centre of your conversations? Read: 1 Corinthians 2:2 – “For I resolved to know nothing while I was with you except Jesus Christ and him crucified.”

We’re sharing the top 3 most listened-to episodes of the Win/Win Evangelism Podcast and coming in at #2 is this impactful episode on Melinda Dwight’s Journey with Alpha Australia. In this episode, Tina Waldrom chats with Melinda, who spent 15 years leading Alpha Australia. Melinda shares stories from her leadership journey, the highs, the challenges, and the moments of hope as she helped Alpha grow across all sorts of church backgrounds. From small beginnings to national reach, she opens up about what it took to build something that connects so many people to faith. She also talks about how important it is to be culturally aware, pray consistently, and listen to what communities really need. These were key parts of the strategy that helped Alpha Australia thrive and remain relevant. Melinda and Tina also explore how evangelism is changing and why it's so vital to involve the next generation. Melinda encourages young people to step forward with confidence, reminding listeners that people today are more spiritually open than we might think. There's a real hunger for purpose and connection, and that’s where evangelism comes in. Melinda’s passion for seeing lives transformed through Alpha is clear, and she leaves listeners with practical encouragement to stay prayerful, stay open, and keep sharing Jesus in ways that make sense in today’s world.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Melinda Dwight led Alpha Australia for 15 years, witnessing extraordinary growth. The initial vision for Alpha was rooted in unity and evangelism. Challenges included understanding different church cultures and denominations. Simplification of the Alpha process was key to its success. Cultural sensitivity is crucial. Prayer plays a vital role in leadership and decision-making. Alpha serves as a tool for discipleship within local churches. Personal connections in evangelism cannot be overstated. The next generation has a unique opportunity to fulfil the Great Commission. And more…   VIDEO The story behind Melinda’s Alpha Calling  – Watch Now  WATCH THE FULL EPISODE: Legacy of Leadership: Melinda Dwight’s Journey with Alpha Australia   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE. *STAY CONNECTED TO MELINDA DWIGHT Melinda Dwight - Facebook Melinda Dwight - Instagram Melinda Dwight - LinkedIn *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details)  *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Why is Alpha Online so Successful and How does it Work? How to Get $120,000 in Google Ad Grants for Your Church Living in Miracles – The Life and Ministry of Evangelist Tim Hall How to Reach Different Generations With The Gospel   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 1. Why do you think the local church is still God’s plan A for reaching the world? Discuss why God chooses to use the Church, despite its imperfections, to accomplish His purposes on earth. Read: Ephesians 3:10 – “His intent was that now, through the church, the manifold wisdom of God should be made known…”   2. How can we keep the main thing the main thing in our churches? Explore how evangelism and discipleship can remain central amidst the many activities and responsibilities churches take on. Read: Matthew 28:19-20 – The Great Commission   3. What does it mean to be a missional church rather than a maintenance-focused church? Identify differences between a church focused on outreach versus one primarily concerned with internal programmes. Read: Acts 1:8 – “You will be my witnesses… to the ends of the earth.” 4. How can every believer rediscover their personal role in the mission of the Church? Consider how individuals can be encouraged and equipped to share the Gospel in their everyday lives. Read: 1 Peter 2:9 – “You are a chosen people… that you may declare the praises of him…” 5. In what ways has the Church in your context become distracted, and how can that be corrected? Discuss signs of distraction and how churches can return to their first love – Jesus and His mission. Read: Revelation 2:4-5 – “You have forsaken the love you had at first…”   6. What are some practical ways your local church can renew its focus on evangelism? Brainstorm actionable steps like training, prayer, community outreach, or personal testimony sharing. Read: Romans 10:14-15 – “How, then, can they call on the one they have not believed in?” 7. How can we pray for the Church to be bold and faithful in its mission in these times? Reflect on the importance of prayer for revival, courage, and fruitfulness in Gospel work. Read: Acts 4:29 – “Now, Lord… enable your servants to speak your word with great boldness.”

As we hit the halfway mark of 2025, we’re spotlighting the top 3 most viewed episodes of the year and this one takes the #3 spot. In this episode, Tina Waldrom speaks with Karen Workentin, Dean of Rhema Bible Training College Australia, about the power and challenges of street evangelism. She explains how a relational approach to evangelism, rather than a scripted or confrontational method, can create meaningful faith conversations. Through real-life stories, Karen illustrates how simple, authentic interactions can lead to life-changing encounters with Jesus. The conversation also explores the scepticism some people have about church evangelism, often due to past negative experiences. Acts of kindness, a listening ear, and a willingness to meet people in their everyday lives can open doors for gospel conversations. Karen encourages believers to overcome personal fears and recognise that evangelism is not just for pastors or trained leaders, it’s a calling for everyone. This episode serves as an inspiring reminder that church evangelism, when done with love and authenticity, can bring people closer to Christ in ways we might never expect.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Street evangelism can be effective when approached relationally. Scepticism about street evangelism often stems from negative experiences. Sensitivity, love, and supernatural guidance play a key role in winning souls through evangelism. Real-life stories demonstrate how everyday conversations can lead to life-changing encounters with Jesus. Overcoming fear and misconceptions about street evangelism can help believers step out in faith And more… WATCH THE FULL EPISODE ON YOUTUBE: Karen Workentin on Street Evangelism – Is It Still Effective Today?   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge  *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Streets Ahead in Launceston, Tasmania Geoff Folland on How the Animated Jesus Film is Transforming Outreach Practical Steps You Can Take to Stay Focused on Church Evangelism Reaching 5 People with the Gospel in 2025 Evangelism: Habits not Skills with Geoff Folland   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How Can We Overcome Fear in Evangelism? What fears or hesitations do you have about sharing your faith? How can relying on the Holy Spirit help you overcome them? Read 2 Timothy 1:7 2. What Does It Mean to Be Led by the Holy Spirit in Evangelism? Have you ever felt prompted by the Holy Spirit to speak to someone? How can we become more sensitive to these promptings? Read Acts 8:29 3. Why Is a Relational Approach to Evangelism So Effective? What are some ways to build relationships before sharing the Gospel? How does kindness and love impact how people receive the message? Read Colossians 4:6  4. What Role Does Asking Questions Play in Evangelism? Why do you think Kare’s question, "Do you know how to get to heaven?" was so effective? How can you use simple, thought-provoking questions to start faith conversations? Read Matthew 16:15 5. How Can We See People the Way Jesus Sees Them? How does viewing people with Christ’s compassion change our approach to evangelism? Take a moment to pray and ask God to help you see others through His eyes. Read Matthew 9:36 6. How Can We Prepare Ourselves to Share the Gospel? What are some simple ways to be prepared to share Jesus in daily life? How can you explain the Gospel in a clear and concise way? Read 1 Peter 3:15 7. What Does Romans 10:9 Teach Us About Leading Others to Christ? How does this verse simplify evangelism? How can you confidently lead someone to accept Christ? Read Romans 10:9

In this community engagement and evangelism roundup, Tina Waldrom rehashes talks from three inspiring leaders—Phil Smith, Scott Hawkins, and Markus Watson. The episode unpacks creative and practical ways churches can share Jesus by being genuinely involved in their local communities. From the idea of ‘dinner church’, where people gather around meals for spiritual conversations to setting up small neighbourhood groups, the episode shows how evangelism can thrive when it’s built on real relationships and everyday moments. The guests highlight that effective outreach doesn’t have to be flashy, it just needs to be heartfelt and rooted in the love of Christ. Throughout the conversation, listeners are encouraged to think differently about what evangelism looks like in today’s world. Rather than relying only on traditional methods, churches are invited to explore fresh ways to connect with people where they are. This roundup reminds us that community engagement and evangelism go hand in hand. By being present, approachable, and open to trying new things, believers can help others encounter the gospel in ways that are both meaningful and culturally relevant.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Community engagement is essential for effective evangelism. Dinner church fosters genuine connections among participants. Belonging and hospitality are key to community engagement. Serving the community can take many simple forms. Listening to community needs is crucial for outreach. Church gatherings should also focus on community mission. Engagement in local neighbourhoods can lead to impactful ministries. And more…   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS How Community Engagement and Evangelism Work Together with Tina Waldrom How to Go & Heal Your Neighbourhood with Phil Smith Leading a Church into the Community with Scott Hawkins Helping Churches Get Into The Neighbourhood with Markus Watson   *STAY CONNECTED TO PHIL SMITH, SCOTT HAWKINS, & MARKUS WATSON   STAY CONNECTED TO PHIL SMITH BELLS Neighbourhood Church - Website BELLS Neighbourhood Church - Facebook BELLS Neighbourhood Church - Instagram BELLS Neighbourhood Church - YouTube Phil Smith - Facebook   *STAY CONNECTED TO SCOTT HAWKINS Urban Life - Website Urban Life - Facebook Urban Life - Instagram Scott Hawkins - Facebook   *STAY CONNECTED TO MARKUS WATSON Markus Watson - Website Markus Watson - Facebook Markus Watson - Instagram Markus Watson - LinkedIn *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. Are you actively "going" into your community, or waiting for people to come to you? Phil Smith referenced Luke 10 as the foundation for community engagement. Jesus sends His disciples into the towns. Evangelism starts with a posture of movement, not waiting. What does “going” look like in your neighborhood, workplace, or local setting? READ: “Go! I am sending you out like lambs among wolves.” — Luke 10:3 (NIV)   2. Who are the "people of peace" in your life that God might be calling you to connect with? Phil spoke of putting your feet under the table and listening. These people of peace are often doorways into broader ministry opportunities. Can you identify someone who is open to relationship or spiritual conversation? How can you go deeper? READ: “When you enter a house, first say, ‘Peace to this house.’ If someone who promotes peace is there, your peace will rest on them.” — Luke 10:5–6 (NIV)   3. How does your rhythm of life reflect the values of “belong, eat, listen, learn, and serve”? Which of these five rhythms are you living out regularly? Which need more intentionality? READ: “Share with the Lord’s people who are in need. Practice hospitality.” — Romans 12:13 (NIV) 4. How might sharing a meal become a setting for sharing Jesus? “Dinner Church” was more than a meal—it was fellowship, openness, and organic ministry. Could you use meals as a setting for spiritual conversations? Who might you invite to your table? READ: “They broke bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere hearts, praising God and enjoying the favor of all the people.” — Acts 2:46–47 (NIV) 5. Are you replicating what you talk about, or what you actually do? In what areas might your lifestyle need to align more with your message of faith? READ: “Follow my example, as I follow the example of Christ.” — 1 Corinthians 11:1 (NIV) 6. What simple acts of service could open the door to spiritual conversations in your neighborhood? What are some everyday needs in your community you could help meet? READ: “Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.” — Matthew 5:16 (NIV)   7. How has God uniquely gifted your church (or you personally) to meet the needs of your community? What passions, skills, or resources do you have that God might use to serve and reach your community? READ: “Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace.” — 1 Peter 4:10 (NIV)

In this episode, Tina Waldrom dives into how community engagement and evangelism work together by speaking with three experienced leaders—Phil Smith, Scott Hawkins, and Marcus Watson. Each of them shares down-to-earth advice on how churches can build genuine relationships with the people in their local areas. They talk about the power of simply showing up, being present, and keeping things uncomplicated. Instead of waiting for big moments, these leaders encourage trying new things, even if they don’t always go to plan—because that’s how meaningful growth happens in both faith and outreach. The conversation is a practical and inspiring reminder that evangelism isn’t just about preaching; it’s about loving your neighbour and meeting real needs. Tina and her guests challenge listeners to take a fresh look at their church’s role in the community. Are we making space for connection? Are we listening and learning from the people around us? This episode will help you see how small, intentional actions can open big doors for sharing Jesus. If you've ever wondered how community engagement and evangelism work together, this conversation offers clarity, encouragement, and plenty of ideas to start where you are.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Church should model radical simplicity in community engagement. Presence in the community is essential before preaching. Church work and community work should not be separated. Engaging with local pain points is crucial for effective outreach. Church leaders should reflect on their community impact regularly. Churches should embrace their neighbourhoods as primary mission fields. And more…   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge    *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS How to Go & Heal Your Neighbourhood with Phil Smith Leading a Church into the Community with Scott Hawkins Helping Churches Get Into The Neighbourhood with Markus Watson   *STAY CONNECTED TO PHIL SMITH BELLS Neighbourhood Church - Website BELLS Neighbourhood Church - Facebook BELLS Neighbourhood Church - Instagram BELLS Neighbourhood Church - YouTube Phil Smith - Facebook   *STAY CONNECTED TO SCOTT HAWKINS Urban Life - Website Urban Life - Facebook Urban Life - Instagram Scott Hawkins - Facebook   *STAY CONNECTED TO MARKUS WATSON Markus Watson - Website Markus Watson - Facebook Markus Watson - Instagram Markus Watson - LinkedIn *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How can I personally “move into the neighbourhood” and be present where people are, instead of expecting them to come to me? Reflect on how you can live a life of incarnational presence. What does it look like to be with people in your neighbourhood rather than simply doing church for them? Read: 📖 John 1:14 (MSG) — “The Word became flesh and blood, and moved into the neighbourhood.” 📖 Luke 10:9 — “Heal the sick who are there and tell them, ‘The kingdom of God has come near to you.’”   2. In what ways does hospitality reflect the heart of the gospel, and how can I practice it more intentionally? How might shared meals, open homes, or simple conversations become sacred spaces for evangelism? Read: 📖 Romans 12:13 — “Share with the Lord’s people who are in need. Practice hospitality.” Rosaria Butterfield: “Hospitality is the ground zero of the Christian life.” 3. What are the real needs in my community, and how is God already at work there? Take a walk in your neighbourhood this week. Listen, observe, and ask: What is God already doing here? How can I join in? Read: 📖 Jeremiah 29:7 — “Seek the peace and prosperity of the city... Pray to the Lord for it, because if it prospers, you too will prosper.” 📖 Philippians 2:4 — “Let each of you look not only to his own interests, but also to the interests of others.”   4. Are we, as a small group or church, serving more than we’re spending on ourselves? Review your time, energy, and finances. How much is being invested outwardly toward your community? Read: 📖 Acts 20:35 — “It is more blessed to give than to receive.” William Temple: “The church is the only society that exists for the benefit of those who are not its members.” 5. Am I willing to take risks, even fail, in order to follow the Holy Spirit into new areas of mission? What “safe” patterns in my life or church need to be let go so I can step out in faith? Read: 📖 Isaiah 43:19 — “See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?” Marcus Watson: “Failure can be a gift... The church must risk and even fail as it follows the Holy Spirit out of its walls and into the world.”   6. What would change if we saw our neighbourhood as our primary mission field? What does it mean for your group or church to be the light, not just look polished? What practical steps could you take this week to begin? Read: 📖 Matthew 5:14–16 — “You are the light of the world... let your light shine before others.” Hudson Taylor: “The Great Commission is not an option to be considered. It is a command to be obeyed.” 7. How can we cultivate a rhythm of action and reflection to stay aligned with God’s mission? Start a monthly rhythm of missional reflection. Ask: What are we learning about God’s mission here? Read: 📖 Mark 6:30–31 — “The apostles gathered around Jesus and reported to him all they had done and taught... Come with me by yourselves to a quiet place and get some rest.” Marcus Watson’s practice: Experiment → Reflect → Adapt.

Tina Waldrom brings together insights from three guests who are passionate about living out the gospel through love and action in this social justice and evangelism roundup. Hear from Kim Hammond, Jon Owen and Rachel Dunwell as they explore the differences between biblical justice and the broader idea of social justice, helping listeners understand how Scripture calls Christians to restore what’s broken with mercy and truth. The conversation highlights that evangelism isn’t just about preaching—it’s also about stepping into people’s lives with compassion, kindness, and a willingness to meet real, practical needs. This episode digs deep into what it looks like for the Church to be a place that not only shares the good news but also shows it through justice and advocacy. Whether it’s standing up for the vulnerable or creating safe spaces for the hurting, this social justice and evangelism roundup challenges believers to live with purpose. Listeners are encouraged to see justice as a central part of God’s heart, not just a side issue. As we open our hearts to those in need, we naturally create more meaningful opportunities to share our faith in ways that are real, relational, and deeply transformative.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Biblical justice is the heartbeat of God. Social justice can be polarising but is essential to the gospel. We need to educate ourselves about global injustices. Compassion and fairness are central to biblical justice. Meeting practical needs is crucial for sharing the gospel. The church must embrace God's mandate for justice. Creating safe spaces is vital for healing and connection. And more…   SHORT VIDEO - Biblical Justice Is the Church’s Non-Negotiable   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge  *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS How Evangelism and Social Justice Work Together with Tina Waldrom Jon Owen: Good News Through Love and Fascination Go Plant a Church with Kim Hammond Why Social Justice Matters with Rachel Dunwell Food Relief and The Gospel   *STAY CONNECTED TO KIM HAMMOND, JON OWEN & RACHEL DUNWELL KIM HAMMOND Mukti Australia Website Mukti Australia Facebook Page Mukti Australia Instagram Kim - Facebook Kim - Instagram   JON OWEN Jon Owen – Instagram Jon Owen – X Wayside Chapel – Website Wayside Chapel – Instagram Wayside Chapel – Facebook   RACHEL DUNWELL Destiny Rescue  - Website Destiny Rescue - Facebook Destiny Rescue - Instagram Rachel Dunwell - LinkedIn   *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. How does biblical justice differ from social justice, and why is that distinction important for Christians who want to share their faith? Read: Micah 6:8 – “He has shown you, O man, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God?” 2. In what ways can the Church reframe justice as essential—not optional—for every believer's discipleship and mission? Read: Isaiah 1:17 – “Learn to do good; seek justice, correct oppression; bring justice to the fatherless, plead the widow’s cause.” 3. How does the concept of shalom (peace/wholeness) reshape your understanding of evangelism and helping others experience the Kingdom of God? Read: Jeremiah 29:7 – “Seek the peace (shalom) of the city… and pray to the Lord for it; for in its peace you will have peace.” 4. Rachel Dunwell shared that a child in a brothel cannot hear the gospel until their basic needs are met. What does this say about the relationship between justice, compassion, and evangelism? Read:  1 John 3:18 – “Let us not love in word or talk but in deed and in truth.” 5. How might global awareness (e.g., through social media) be a tool God is using to stir His Church toward justice and evangelism? Read: Proverbs 31:8-9 – “Open your mouth for the mute… defend the rights of the poor and needy.”   6. John Owen spoke of evangelism as an “interruption of grace.” How can you personally practice evangelism in a way that is full of love and fascination rather than force? Read: Romans 2:4 – “God’s kindness is meant to lead you to repentance.” 7. Are you personally sent to engage in justice as part of your evangelistic witness? What’s one tangible step you can take this week? Read: Matthew 25:35-36 – “For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink... I was in prison and you came to me.”

In this episode, Tina Waldrom takes a closer look at how evangelism and social justice go hand in hand. Drawing from conversations with past guests – Kim Hammond, Jon Owen and Rachel Dunwell – she unpacks what it means to live out our faith in a world full of inequality and hurt. The episode highlights how sharing the good news isn’t just about words—it’s about action too. Evangelism becomes more powerful when it’s rooted in biblical justice and expressed through acts of compassion, kindness, and standing up for what’s right. Listeners are invited to consider how they can play a personal role in addressing injustice while pointing people to Jesus. From speaking up for the vulnerable to serving those in need, evangelism can flourish when believers commit to living out the gospel with both truth and love. Tina reminds us that justice isn’t a side issue—it’s part of the heart of God. As we pursue justice in our everyday lives, we create more meaningful opportunities to share our faith in a way that’s authentic, relational, and deeply impactful.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Biblical justice is not an add-on to the gospel; it is the gospel. Justice is about restoring what is broken with mercy. Evangelism should create safe spaces for people. Personal stories of trauma can lead to powerful advocacy. The heart of God is for the oppressed and marginalised.. Justice and evangelism are not separate; they are intertwined. And more…   *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge  *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Jon Owen: Good News Through Love and Fascination Go Plant a Church with Kim Hammond Why Social Justice Matters with Rachel Dunwell Food Relief and The Gospel   *STAY CONNECTED TO KIM HAMMOND, RACHEL DUNWELL & JON OWEN   STAY CONNECTED TO KIM HAMMOND Mukti Australia Website Mukti Australia Facebook Page Mukti Australia Instagram Kim - Facebook Kim - Instagram   *STAY CONNECTED TO JON OWEN Jon Owen – Instagram Jon Owen – X Wayside Chapel – Website Wayside Chapel – Instagram Wayside Chapel – Facebook   *STAY CONNECTED TO RACHEL DUNWELL Destiny Rescue  - Website Destiny Rescue - Facebook Destiny Rescue - Instagram Rachel Dunwell - LinkedIn *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. Where in your life might you be more influenced by cultural ideas of justice than by God's call to biblical justice?  Reflect on areas where your beliefs or actions align more with societal trends than with God's justice rooted in righteousness and mercy. How can you realign your understanding and practice? Read: “He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.” – Micah 6:8 2. What justice issue is God stirring in your heart, and how might it relate to your personal story of redemption? Identify the “redemptive thread” in your life. How could God use your past pain or passion to bring hope or freedom to others? Read: “The Lord is a refuge for the oppressed, a stronghold in times of trouble.” – Psalm 9:9  “...comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves receive from God.” – 2 Corinthians 1:4 3. What would it look like for you to “give good news” before speaking it? Consider how your everyday actions—radical hospitality, compassion, or practical help—can be a powerful form of evangelism. Read: “Let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.” – 1 John 3:18  “...we shared with you not only God’s Good News but our own lives, too.” – 1 Thessalonians 2:8 4. How can you intentionally create “safe and sacred spaces” in your life where others feel seen, valued, and loved? Read: “By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.” – John 13:35 5. In what ways can you speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves? Read: Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute.” – Proverbs 31:8–9  “Defend the oppressed.” – Isaiah 1:17 6. How are you integrating compassion and justice into your sharing of the gospel? Read: “The Spirit of the Lord is on me… to proclaim good news to the poor… to set the oppressed free…” – Luke 4:18 7. Who in your life is far from faith that you could love deeply this week—and what would loving them well look like? Read: “Love your neighbour as yourself.” – Mark 12:31

In this episode, Tina Waldrom shares a recap covering three seasoned ministers about how the prophetic and evangelism go hand in hand. The group breaks down what it means to live a prophetic life—not just for those who carry the title of prophet, but for everyday believers who want to hear God’s voice and follow His lead. They share real-life stories that show how prophetic moments, no matter how small, can spark genuine conversations about faith. The episode encourages listeners to recognise the different ways God speaks to people and to develop the courage to act on what they hear, especially in everyday situations. The episode also touches on the role of prophets today, explaining that they’re not just there to speak on behalf of God, but to help others hear Him more clearly. Tina highlights the need for the Church to evolve - especially after the changes brought on by COVID-19. Church structures may need to loosen control so that individuals are empowered to step into their calling. This prophecy and evangelism roundup challenges the Church to let go of outdated models and embrace a new season where Spirit-led evangelism is personal, powerful, and led by people willing to listen and respond to God’s voice.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: The prophetic is one of the five spiritual gifts mentioned in scripture. Everyone can live a prophetic life, not just those in the office of a prophet. God speaks differently to different people, and we must recognise our unique ways of hearing. Hearing God's voice often requires time and a willingness to pause. Church structures may need to change to empower individuals for outreach. COVID-19 has forced the church to reconsider its methods and mission. The new era of the church may require relinquishing control and embracing change.   SHORT VIDEO - What is a prophet? *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge  *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Prophetic Evangelism with Roma Waterman Divine Whispers: Hearing the Voice of the Spirit and Sharing with Strangers Let My People Go with Vicki Simpson How Do You Know It’s God’s Voice? Guest Blog Tania Harris How to Hear The Voice of God on Mission with Tania Harris   *STAY CONNECTED TO ROMA WATERMAN Website Instagram Facebook Youtube   *STAY CONNECTED TO TANIA HARRIS Website Instagram Facebook Youtube LinkedIn   *STAY CONNECTED TO VICKI SIMPSON Website Instagram Facebook *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. What does “prophetic evangelism” mean to you, and how does your understanding align with Scripture? Read: “For the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.” – Revelation 19:10 “My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me.” – John 10:27 2. Have you experienced the “bubbling forth” of God’s voice or presence that compelled you to act or speak? How did you respond? Read: “Now to each one the manifestation of the Spirit is given for the common good.” – 1 Corinthians 12:7   3. How do you personally hear from God? What kind of learner are you, and how might that inform how God speaks to you? Read: “In the last days, God says, I will pour out my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy...” – Acts 2:17   4. Are you making space in your daily life to pause, listen, and respond to God’s leading in evangelism? Read: “Be still, and know that I am God.” – Psalm 46:10 “Let us not become weary in doing good...” – Galatians 6:9   5. Have you ever obeyed a small nudge from the Holy Spirit (like giving a gift or speaking a word) that opened a door for sharing faith? Read: “Whether you turn to the right or to the left, your ears will hear a voice behind you, saying, ‘This is the way; walk in it.’” – Isaiah 30:21 6. How do you discern whether a word or impression is from God? What biblical checks or community confirmation do you use? Read: “Dear friends, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God...” – 1 John 4:1 “Plans fail for lack of counsel, but with many advisers they succeed.” – Proverbs 15:22   7. Are you willing to risk obedience even if it feels uncomfortable? How does trusting the Spirit help you overcome fear in evangelism? Read: “For the Spirit God gave us does not make us timid, but gives us power, love and self-discipline.” – 2 Timothy 1:7 “Perfect love drives out fear.” – 1 John 4:18

In this episode, Tina Waldrom explores how prophecy and evangelism work together, showing that they’re not separate or competing gifts, but designed to complement each other. She explains that evangelism isn’t meant to be done alone or in our own strength—it’s something we do in partnership with the Holy Spirit. By learning to listen to God’s voice, we can share our faith in ways that are timely, personal, and deeply meaningful to the people we’re reaching. Tina unpacks how prophecy—when it’s truly biblical—is all about strengthening, encouraging, and comforting others, which fits beautifully alongside the heart of evangelism. Tina also shares inspiring stories of prophetic evangelism in action, where simple acts of obedience and listening to God led to powerful moments of connection and transformation. She encourages every believer—not just the “spiritually gifted”—to be open to hearing from God as they reach out to others. The episode is a clear call to the church: it’s time to step out with boldness and sensitivity, allowing God to lead our conversations and actions. If you’ve ever wondered how to make your evangelism more Spirit-led and effective, this episode offers both encouragement and practical insight.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: Evangelism and prophecy are meant to work together. Listening to the Holy Spirit is crucial in evangelism. Prophecy is about strengthening, encouraging, and comforting others. Every Christian can hear God's voice and share it. Prophetic evangelism makes the gospel personal. Evangelism without prophecy can feel mechanical. Prophecy without evangelism can be self-contained. Together, they reveal a loving and personal God. And more…   SHORT VIDEO - God Still Speaks Are You Listening *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge  *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Prophetic Evangelism with Roma Waterman Divine Whispers: Hearing the Voice of the Spirit and Sharing with Strangers Let My People Go with Vicki Simpson How Do You Know It’s God’s Voice? Guest Blog Tania Harris How to Hear The Voice of God on Mission with Tania Harris   *STAY CONNECTED TO ROMA WATERMAN Website Instagram Facebook Youtube   *STAY CONNECTED TO TANIA HARRIS Website Instagram Facebook Youtube LinkedIn   *STAY CONNECTED TO VICKI SIMPSON Website Instagram Facebook *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions In what ways have you relied on your own efforts when sharing your faith, rather than partnering with the Holy Spirit? Read: John 16:13 – “But when he, the Spirit of truth, comes, he will guide you into all the truth...” How do you understand biblical prophecy, and how does this differ from common misconceptions about it? Read: 1 Corinthians 14:3 – “But the one who prophesies speaks to people for their strengthening, encouraging and comfort.” When have you sensed a nudge or prompt from God for someone else? What did you do with it? Read: Acts 8:29-31 – “The Spirit told Philip, ‘Go to that chariot and stay near it.’” What would it look like for you to regularly ask God, “What are you saying to this person?” in your everyday life? Read: John 4:29 – “Come, see a man who told me everything I ever did...” How does prophecy make the Gospel feel more personal and relevant to non-believers? Read: 1 Corinthians 14:24-25 – “...they will fall down and worship God, exclaiming, ‘God is really among you!’” Are you willing to break out of traditional church patterns and live a “prophetic evangelism” lifestyle? What holds you back? Read: Exodus 9:1 – “Let my people go so that they may worship me.” What step can you take this week to listen more attentively to the Holy Spirit and respond in obedience, even in small ways? Read: Isaiah 6:8 – “Here I am. Send me!”

Why is it so important to hold onto the word "evangelism" within the church? In this episode, Tina Waldrom talks about reclaiming evangelism. Over time, the term has picked up some negative baggage, often misunderstood or linked with pressure-filled or outdated methods. Tina challenges that thinking, reminding listeners that evangelism, at its heart, is simply about sharing good news. She explains that it’s something deeply relational, spiritual, and meant to be lived out in everyday life, not just in formal church settings or special events. Tina also encourages believers to see evangelism as something we all can do, something that should reflect love, authenticity, and the hope we have in Christ. Rather than ditching the word altogether, she calls for a fresh understanding that fits today’s culture while staying true to its biblical roots. The episode wraps up with a powerful call to action: for Christians to embrace evangelism as a vital and joyful part of following Jesus. If you've ever felt unsure or uneasy about the term, this episode will inspire you to see it in a whole new light.   In this podcast episode, you will discover that: The word evangelism needs to be reclaimed, not abandoned. Evangelism is about sharing good news, not pressure or performance. The early church viewed evangelism as a core identity. Evangelism should be relational and spirit-led. Cultural awareness is essential in modern evangelism. We risk losing clarity about our calling if we drop the word evangelism. Evangelism is for everyone, not just pastors or extroverts. The Great Commission remains unchanged: go and make disciples. And more…   SHORT VIDEO - Ditch the Script, let the Spirit lead. *SUPPORT THIS PODCAST – BUY ME A COFFEE – MORE INFORMATION HERE.   *OUR ONLINE LEARNING & COURSES Share Jesus Membership On Mission with God @Home (free sample) On Mission with God @Home (Full Course Details) 3 Day Evangelism Challenge  *OTHER PODCAST EPISODES LINKED TO THIS Legacy of Leadership: Melinda Dwight’s Journey with Alpha Australia How to Become an Evangelist with Andrew Scarborough How to Get $120,000 in Google Ad Grants for Your Church Living in Miracles – The Life and Ministry of Evangelist Tim Hall How to Reach Different Generations With The Gospel Living in Miracles – The Life and Ministry of Evangelist Tim Hall Karen Workentin on Street Evangelism – Is It Still Effective Today? *GET THE LATEST INFORMATION FROM EVANGELISM IN AUSTRALIA Subscribe to EIA EIA Website EIA YouTube Channel EIA Instagram EIA Facebook Tina Waldrom on Facebook Tina Waldrom on Instagram Discussion Questions 1. What comes to your mind when you hear the word “evangelism,” and how might your perception need to be reframed? Read: Romans 10:14-15 — “How, then, can they call on the one they have not believed in?... How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news!” 2. Why is it important to keep the word “evangelism” in the vocabulary and mission of the Church? Read: 2 Timothy 4:5 — “Do the work of an evangelist, fulfil your ministry.” 3. In what ways is evangelism more about relationship than performance? Explore how Jesus customised His approach to different individuals. How can your personal relationships be an avenue for authentic evangelism? Read: John 4:7-26 (The Woman at the Well) Mark 10:17-22 (The Rich Young Ruler) John 3:1-21 (Nicodemus) 4. What are some misconceptions about evangelism that keep people from sharing their faith? Read: Mark 1:14-15 — “Repent and believe the good news!” 5. How can you share the gospel in Spirit-led, respectful, and culturally sensitive ways today? Read: Acts 8:29-31 — “The Spirit told Philip, ‘Go to that chariot and stay near it.’” 6. Why does removing biblical words like “evangelism” risk weakening the mission of the Church? Read: Matthew 28:19-20 — “Go and make disciples of all nations…” 7. What is one practical step you can take this week to evangelise in your everyday life? Read: Colossians 4:5-6 — “Be wise in the way you act toward outsiders… Let your conversation be always full of grace…”