Inspire yourself, or your congregation, to make Disciples!

What does it mean to be a Christian and share our faith in a multi-faith and no-faith world?

In our complex post-Christian world, sharing our faith can seem equally complex. But consider how Jesus related to His multi-faith context, particularly His teaching in Luke 10:1–24. He engaged Jews, Samaritans, Roman gentiles, peasants, fishermen, urbanites, religious leaders, soldiers, merchants and others in spiritual discussions. His compassion, insights, authority and methodology left people amazed.

Drawing on this key teaching and the example of Jesus, this book suggests a simple, reproducible approach. It seeks to demystify evangelism, putting it within reach of every believer.

Contents

Moses, The Buddha, Mohammed, A Sikh, A Postmodern—And Jesus
An Alternative Approach: Eating Their Food
It’s About Others—Not Us!
Open Your Eyes: Many Are Searching
Don’t Carry Your Stuff: Enjoy Their Hospitality
Finding People Of Peace
Step 1: Eat Their Food, Listen To Their Story
Step 2: Heal Them. You Know What That’s Like
Step 3: Tell Them, God Is Near You Now
Enjoy A Hermeneutic Community
What Could Church Look Like For Those We Eat With?
Understanding The Faiths Of Others

Author

Peter Roennfeldt

Peter Roennfeldt (DMin) has spent his life sharing the gospel, planting churches, and serving as a pastor to pastors-with special interest in Jesus’ life as our model for disciple-making and movement thinking. Having lived in four countries and equipped church-planting teams in more than 60, Peter now lives in Melbourne, Australia, with his wife Judy, and continues to provide resources and equipping for church planters and movement leaders to multiply churches – including mission-hub churches and households of faith.