Epic Church

Just like it’s not enough to simply “know” what it takes to have a good golf swing, it’s not enough to only “know” how to share your faith. Practice matters. This week Kent talks about the end game when it comes to evangelism and “how” to practically master the art your spiritual swing when it comes to evangelism. He answers two key questions, What is a disciple? and What does a disciple do? When we know the answer to those two questions, we are able to tee up and hit a nice long drive spiritually! Scripture for this week is from Matthew 28:18-20.

This week Kent tackles the fear that so many of us have lurking in the shadows.  The fear that we might not really believe.  Doubt can cripple a persons faith if we don’t learn how to deal with it effectively.  It will keep us from sharing our faith because most of us will not feel like we can talk confidently about something we are not confident in.  Kent takes a look at a moment in John the Baptists life and helps us learn how we can conquer the doubts we face!

It’s easy to feel like we are not good enough to share Christ with someone. Especially when things in our life are going poorly. God wants to take your list of things that mean your not good enough and turn them from a liability to an asset!

This week Kent talks about the fear of rejection that comes with evangelism. None of us like to experience the feeling of someone rejecting you, especially when it comes to talking about God. Kent uses Colossians 4:5-6 to give us a guide to how we should think about evangelism in our daily lives

This week starts our news series ReThink Evangelism. Kent talks about the fear of not knowing enough when it comes to talking to people about God. In Mark 5:1-20 is the story of the demon possessed man. Kent explains though this man was disowned, after healing he used his life to spread the Gospel.

This week Kent hits 4 more questions: 1) Sex for married people, what’s ok and what’s not? 2) Why is premarital sex bad? 3) How can I know God’s will for my life? and 4) How do I know I’m saved?