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30 days, 30 ways
A couple years ago, I challenged myself to share Jesus (or at least my business card) for 30 days in a row with people who weren’t connected to my church. I would use the results of the challenge for my presentation at Evangelism Day at Martin Luther College, New Ulm, Minn.
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As Evangelism Day grew closer, I knew I had to follow through on my challenge or the presentation would be pretty disappointing. So I gathered my business cards and a little bit of courage and took the giant mission trip to . . . Planet Fitness.
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When I visit churches across the United States, I often hear WELS members saying things like, “I don’t think I can evangelize. I don’t know the Bible well enough. I might not know what to say, or I might say the wrong thing.” I understand. I felt the same way . . .
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“Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you” (1 Peter 5:7). Simple. Question answered, article done! In reality, it can feel impossible to practice. Thankfully, our victorious Savior overcomes our worries, doubts, and anxieties, allowing us to live . . .
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During this year’s WELS National Conference on Lutheran Leadership, a handful of breakout sessions focused specifically on young adults and their perspectives on church, worship, and the issues facing their generation. In short, people in their 20s often feel disconnected . . .
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