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extract’d: evangelism is a lifestyle

Author: Brad
Filed under: authenticity, Christianity, community, culture, evangelism, extract'd, mission, missional, missional living, organic, post-Christendom, relationships
Date: Jul 1,2010

“We do not need to tell people the whole gospel every time we get the chance. This is because evangelism is not an event, but a lifestyle. It takes place in the context of an on-going relationship in which other opportunities will arise. We believe God is the great orchestrator of mission. So we look for opportunities to talk about Jesus, but we need not be overbearing when those opportunities arise.”

-Tim Chester, “Answering People’s Questions” from his blog, Reformed Spirituality and Missional Church

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