The Patient Evangelist: How The Servant of the Lord Evangelizes Without Strife
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  • Reads 21
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  • Parts 7
  • Time 19m
Complete, First published Jan 17
In The Patient Evangelist, we explore the often-overlooked yet profoundly powerful concept of gentle persuasion in evangelism. Based on the timeless wisdom of 2 Timothy 2:24, we'll delve into the heart of what it means to be a servant of the Lord, one who seeks to share the Good News with others without striving, arguing, or forcing our will upon them. Through the lens of Scripture, real-life examples, and practical application, this book will guide you on a journey of becoming a patient evangelist, one who asks questions, listens deeply, and serves with humility.

As you embark on this journey, you'll discover the liberating truth that the most effective evangelism comes not from being confrontational, but from being inquisitive. You'll learn how to cultivate a servant's heart, one that seeks to understand and serve others, rather than seeking to "win the argument." By applying the principles of patient evangelism, you'll become a more effective communicator of the Gospel, one who bears fruit in the lives of
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