Reaching Out in Everyday Conversations
By asking questions, you are not only validating your listening and understanding, you are inviting more participation…
Teaching Kids the Gospel
You know, I think the hero of every one of our sermons, every one of our lessons ought to be the Hero of the Bible, which is not you for what you do. It is God for what He’s done…
7 Evangelism Lessons You Need to Teach Your Coaches and Volunteers
7. Evangelism is necessary for your own growth in Christ…
Modeling the Life
The speed of the leader is the speed of the team. The pastor must be a model of evangelism in his own life…
Living For Feedback Rather Than From Feedback
There’s nothing wrong with feedback. The problem is most people are living FOR feedback, rather than FROM feedback…
Discipleship in Sports Ministry
What you present as the gospel, will determine what you present as discipleship…
How to be a Good Sports Minister
Simple Idea, Profound Impact I came across this quote recently from Tim Keller about preaching: “A man who is not deeply involved in personal shepherding, evangelism, and pastoral care will be a bad preacher.” What a humbling quote. It makes sense though, doesn’t it? How are you going to be able to connect and communicate to…
Final CSO Blog
It has been quite a journey. In 2009, we launched the CSO Network along with a new website to better serve those churches involved with CSO. Before that launch, we had about 5000 people a year visit the CSO website. Former CSO employee, Tim Briggs, headed up those website efforts. He said again and again,…
Video: Big Events vs. Process of Evangelism
In this video excerpt, Bob Dyar and Bob Schindler discuss the tension between big events and having people focus on the process of evangelism…
Permission-Based Leadership
Cast the vision, model the behavior, and give people complete permission to follow that lead…