CFTROU 0197: A Simple Way to Share the Gospel
In our final episode of this season, we delve into a simple method for sharing the Gospel. Joining us on the podcast today are Pastor Todd Thomas, who serves at Family Church Sherbrooke, Chris Kish, minister to the young adult’s ministry, and Robby Christmas, campus pastor at Family Church in the Farms. Together, we unpack the Three Circles, a gospel-sharing tool developed by Pastor Jimmy and one that we frequently utilize. Tune in to learn about the genesis of the Three Circles, its evolution into a globally recognized gospel-sharing tool, and why we prioritize not only teaching but also training our community in its use!
Key Points:
- Pastor Jimmy recounts the story of developing the Three Circles tool.
- How the tool has developed into a globally used gospel-sharing tool
- Why we don’t just teach, but train people, in the Three Circles.
- Robby walks us through what a training session on the Three Circles looks like.
- Why you, as a church leader, should have this tool.
Key Quotes:
“What I want to do is make sharing the gospel normal. For the Christian, it should be normal!” — Chris Kish
“When you are training you are not just transferring content, you are transferring skills.” — Robby Christmas
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Turning Everyday Conversations Into Gospel Conversations
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