JJ Washington

Most churches don't have an evangelism problem. They have a culture problem. If sharing Jesus feels rare, it probably isn't because people don't care. It's because they haven't been equipped, encouraged, or challenged to make it a natural part of everyday life. An evangelistic church isn't built overnight—it grows through intentional leadership. Here are four steps that can help: 🔍 Examine Take an honest look at where your church is today. Healthy change starts with honest evaluation. ❤️ Embrace Fall in love with the people God has called you to reach. When your heart breaks for your community, your mission becomes personal. 🤝 Engage Don't wait for people to come to church. Go where they are, build relationships, and look for opportunities to share the hope of Jesus. 🎉 Encourage Celebrate every gospel conversation, every invitation, and every story of life change. What gets celebrated becomes part of your culture.

A drowning person rarely focuses on saving someone else. Pastors and ministry leaders know the mission matters. But when your soul is depleted, your family is struggling, or discouragement has taken root, it's difficult to lead others toward evangelism. Healthy leaders build healthy churches. ⛪ Before examining your church's evangelism culture, examine yourself: • How is your soul? • How is your family? • How is your walk with Christ? Evangelism doesn't start with a program. It starts with a leader who is healthy enough to lead others on mission.

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