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  1. Change the Way We Do Evangelism in North America?

    Eighty-two percent of Americans surveyed believe the statement “God helps those who help themselves” is a Bible verse. Sixty percent cannot name five of the Ten Commandments. And 12% believe that Joan of Arc was Noah’s wife. Over half of the graduating high school seniors surveyed believe that Sodom and Gomorrah were husband and wife. And we can be sure that these survey results will be even more distressing five years from now! 

  2. Good Soil in Germany - It IS Worth It!

    Ralf and Lena Schaechinger have served in their native land of Germany for many years. But they struggled with how they might be more effective in evangelism and discipleship. Then, they heard about a Good Soil seminar being taught in Madrid. Ralf made the necessary arrangements and went to the event. Excited, Ralf stayed up each evening after the training talking with Gil, the seminar facilitator. He said things like, “This is just what we need in Germany!” 

  3. Farsi

    بشارت و شاگردسازی خاک خوب پیروان مسیح را تجهیز می کند تا داستان امید خدا در دنیایی که عقاید و فرهنگها در حال رقابتند به اشتراک بگذارند. ما منابع خدمتی را توسعه و نشر می دهیم که مبتنی بر الهیات کتاب مقدسی بشارت و شاگردسازی است. بشارت و شاگردسازی خاک خوب نامش را از مثل بذر و خاکها گرفته است. بذر پیام انجیل است. اما مسیح "خاک خوب" را چگونه تعریف کرد؟ متی، مرقس، لوقا سه واژه متفاوتی را که مسیح برای توضیح "خاک خوب" استفاده کرد ثبت کردند. 

  4. The Roots of Faith Goes to Prison

    The Pennsylvania State Correctional Institution at Dallas, PA (SCI Dallas) is a medium-security prison for adult male felons. SCI Dallas houses more than 2,100 inmates, some 400 of whom are serving life without any possibility of parole. Ricardo Jackson, a chaplain at SCI Dallas, attended The Roots of Faith courses at ABWE, in order to be equipped to teach the courses to prison inmates. The class sessions were held on Monday evenings, with one of the inmates (Russell) assisting with some of the teaching. 

  5. Evangelism – For the Biblically Uninformed

    With evangelism—“one size” does NOT fit all! “One size fits all,” in many industries, is an audacious claim that may not deliver what it promises. Often, people on both ends of the large-small spectrum end up being frustrated. “One size fits all” evangelism training programs and resources are common too. But, the consequences for a “misfit” with a gospel presentation can be much more serious than mere frustration; the consequences can be eternally damning. 

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