As followers of Jesus Christ, we are not ashamed of the gospel and its power. Yet we sometimes still find ourselves unsure of how to share our faith as we go about daily lives, especially with people of different religions and worldviews.
In this guide, we’ve compiled a summary of beliefs from the major world religions, stories of lives changed by Jesus, prayers, and tips for sharing the gospel to help you engage missionally with people from various faith backgrounds.
Our hope is that the information enclosed in these pages will embolden you and equip you to confidently share the saving power of the gospel message with those you encounter. In doing so, we pray that God will enable you to bring salvation to those living in spiritual darkness in your neighborhood, workplace, and
overseas.
“For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes: first to the Jew, then to the Gentile.” -Romans 1:16
Download this free guide to gain deeper insight and learn fascinating facts about major world religions like Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and more.
Discover how these belief systems view the world, and learn practical ways to share God’s story with people from different faith backgrounds.
Download your free copy today!
Download this free guide to gain deeper insight, understanding, and fascinating facts about major world religions like Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and more.
Discover how these belief systems view the world and learn practical ways to share God’s story with people from different faith backgrounds.
Download your free copy today!
So you’ve met up with someone you want to share the gospel with. What now? How do you go from talking about the weather to talking about Jesus?
There’s no one-size-fits-all formula for how to transition into a gospel conversation. But here are some best practices you can try.
Even you can help reach the unreached. Are you ready to take your next step? Click the links below to take action or to learn more about how you can partner with East-West in the Great Commission.
