Saturday, December 30, 2023
Telemarketer Evangelism
Calls: Sharing Christ to Business workers
Cold calling gospel starters
Friday, December 29, 2023
Gospel Conversations via website chats
Sunday, December 24, 2023
Christmas gift rejection at old workplace 2000
Christmas tracting gifts π
Tuesday, August 1, 2023
Q: If people could see Hell for a second
Saturday, July 29, 2023
When things go wrong
Monday, July 24, 2023
Wednesday, July 12, 2023
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Evangelism and Sharing the Gospel is NOT the Pastor's job
Witnessing to those in your friend circle on social media
Using your Social media page for the Gospel
How to use social media to evangelize
Avoiding being kicked off Social Media Platforms
How to navigate being flagged on Social Media
Efforts online are not in vain
Helping older folk who want to share the gospel
17 Ways to Start a Gospel convo
Personal Shopper and Instacart Evangelism
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Saturday, June 24, 2023
Not the Pastors Job
Saturday, April 15, 2023
Master Resources links
Former Cult or false religion member *
Wednesday, April 12, 2023
Utilizing FAQ on your FB wall
Sunday, April 9, 2023
Infographics Masterlist
Masterlist of Infographics
You can use the direct link of the infographics, the FAQ link with the infographics, or download the image of the infographics (incase the direct link is broken)... to share online.
Offsite Infographics list
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INFOGRAPHICS
While there are more topics and individual infographics listed below, a collection of
Christian infographics can also be accessed here. (Last update June 2023)
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Friday, April 7, 2023
Evangelism Resources
We cannot assume what we know from whatever was taught in church is true. I mean, there's false teaching and views rampant in modern churches & so our source of authority and information is to come solely from The Bible. We need to know and be in the Scriptures regularly so we can also test everything people say (or the ways of the world), or the teachings of a religion. We must try it based on the truths of Scripture... if not we'll make our own beliefs and fall off the right path. If we read, know and apply the Scriptures then we'll walk the straight path that God wants us on. And we can properly share the gospel and reach others with solid answers to objections.
God chose believers to do that job, and it is a job we must do, no matter how people feel about the message or answers. The truth is always the truth. It never changes, neither does God's command, Both and all of it came from God. He is the same yesterday, today, and forever.
Believers have questions just like skeptics. Ours are a different kind of questions. Most are answered in The Bible, but if you've got questions, or need answers for skeptics, and want to research these in advance, you can visit the FAQ Page. It's a place where various answers across the internet are compiled into one place. It won't answer everything, but sure will help with most, and guide you to reputable resources & sites that can answer other questions. *You can even simply share a "link answer" on social media or by text/email to assist with objections or basically answers a skeptic is seeking.
If you want to share the gospel and courageously reach out where you can online, but don't know how. Here are fantastic resources
If your a believer who isn't sharing the gospel...learn how here.
I see every faq link (here) as "a mini gospel tract". As things related to God, sowing seeds, watering, answering objections (which are just questions they've never got solid answers to before) and each links to the gospel. All that can be shared with others.
If you want to share gospel by tracts by digital or qr code or print... visit BiblicalTracts (and more can be found in the above earlier link) .
God bless you as you reach the lost. Soak your morning in prayer for opportunities and end of the day for those opportunities God used you for. Always be gentle, caring and gracious in your interactions, regardless of how they respond. Look at what's hidden and how to be helpful. Remove offense & negative emotion on your end and you will do well.
Reminder. Scripture also tells us to examine ourselves to ensure we are actually saved. And in light of a 90% fall away rate from modern churches and their false gospel, take a minute to make sure you came to Jesus for the right reason. Go through <this video> (& the info below the video on that page), and then go here too.
Thursday, April 6, 2023
Statistics - A Year of Sharing
Blog Statistics
So recently I noticed there is some info showing that so many people had seen a link I shared from my blog. It wasnt until today that I actually noticed a statistics or analytics tab in the blog. I actually don't care about numbers, because I just want to be faithful to God and find opportunities to share the Gospel.
Years ago, in 1998, I created a website, after getting out of the military, and then created several sites, most were informational and pointed people to Christ, resources I could find on the internet back then, and though hardly anyone used a computer and hardly anyone was on the internet back then (most didnt even have an email), I kept those websites up for years, but because the free site ended up charging, I ended up letting those go, and archive.org wasnt a thing back then, so pretty much all of that is lost. However, there was a time around 2008 that I found out about free blogs and started using those (to share evangelism experiences to encourage others), then I got a job and was working crazy long hours, eventually had some really bad happen, and then something else, and ended up out of the workforce, only recently I took up blogging again, and use it pretty much only to redirect people to the gospel, but it mainly provides answers to non Christians and helps to correct misunderstandings believers have as well as new believer resources. And I use the blog as a way to give an answer but also to include the gospel. The point is to answer their questions and redirect them to the gospel or examine yourself page.
So this post is about an update on the blogs I use for sharing the gospel.
The below was kind of amazing to me. Little ol me was used by God like this? How absolutely wonderful it is that we can globally share the gospel with people online in the tech era (pretty much since 2015 everyone is online, and smart phones became a thing), we can access the world right in the palm of our hands 247 365 today. I doubt the Apostles could imagine such a thing.
This should encourage you, to know that if God uses you for the gospel, what God does never returns void. Regardless if people receive, examine, investigate and believe. Seeds are planted, knowledge is shared, and God gets the glory. We are simply faithful in proclaiming the Gospel and loving one another as we walk and live out the Christian life.
Here are the statistics just from year one, this year:
If I can do this, so can you.
Whether you are introverted, ambivert or extroverted you can do this. You can share Christianity online, graciously, gently and confidently, and then start doing so in the real world as well (with easy access to your blog for answering questions irl). There's no longer a reason to worry about not knowing the answers to things because either your blog answers page or gotquestions.org will have them.
You can simply use my blog answers blog links. OR Start a blog, or create a website.
>Post FAQ on your social media page from the blog.**
God bless!
Footnote:
* in case the country or state you are in or the platform you use, remove your blog or website as "hate speech" or silence "free speech" and" religious speech", you can use the archive.org table of contents as a link to your preserved blog/site and still utilize it online. Since you are not saying those things on social media, but simply providing a offsite link (they cant censor or ban you for linking to something offsite, they can censor or ban you for what you actually say in a social media post); more on this and other helpful guides in the Evangelism Resources section.
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1. You can certainly utilize Facebook to reach the unsaved and growing believers in your circle of influence/network there by posting a Daily FAQ and Holiday FAQ post. There are various and cool ideas on how to do that and what to put there. The Evangelism Resource section will have that there soon as well. Great ideas. In commenting on Facebook, note they currently move you from Most Relevant area to a hidden "all comments" area, and few people are going to go there. So they have purposely used an algorithm to move certain people to the most visible area, and i am not sure if that is coded to show liberals and anti Christian folk first or what, but if you comment on those in teh Most Relevant area, you have more opportunity for more eyes to see. Just pick one of the most relevant top comments to comment under. But also (big tip:) when you do post your own general reply under a post, do not include the website link. Wait a minute, then edit it, and add the link. That should help bypass the algorithm sorting you out to the back of the view (where no one will see your post). It is horrible that they do this, it should be first come, first posted, first seen basis. Unless that is resolved one day and everything is equally visible, with out discrimination, we have to remember certain work arounds.
2. IG algorithm marks anyone who posts a link in their post, and pushes your content to the bottom. They push you far down in the results that you'll not be seen hardly at all. So post a blog table of contents link in your bio area, and simply redirect people to your bio and in the comments or post description say something like "link in bio "Jesus Proved His Deity, #632" or whatever the post or comment is about (when you type information in the post/reply, include that bio info last). I hate that there isnt instant access there to just let people click a link, instead IG operates in a way to make it difficult for people to go and search for something. MZ gen are not even interested in things they cant access immediately right then. This is why Facebook and Twitter are a better platform. But you'll have the same issues on Youtube you have to redirect them to your bio page to access a link. Hopefully that will change in the future. And hopefully Congress will make it illegal to suppress speech esp religious worldview. The Christian beliefs and the Bible are foundational in the West and in USA and online platforms are the public square of the day. Tech should not be able to censor us nor allow people to flag us for hate speech or any similar nonsense. This is one reason I used this blog to help Christians, and created the Evangelism Resources information, to help you navigate and stay safe from being booted off a platform. Esp if you are on Facebook where all your friends and family are connected to you at. You have to be wise and stealth there.
Note: I hardly did any posting last month, because I was recovering at my moms for 2.5 weeks from a surgery, and there is no internet there, and I was busy doing some things at home once I got back. So there was not much evangelism online last month.
Friday, March 3, 2023
Help! Older new believer desires to share faith
Hello and praise God you want to find ways to share the gospel!
Bookmark this page in your web browser.
I would recommend starting with online witnessing. One way to cautiously and thoughtfully do that, without being banned off facebook or put in social media jail, is start a blog that has answers for a particular objection or response...(and include links to reputable resources [linked at the end of the page] like living waters, str dot org, evidencebible dot com links, coldcasechristianity yt playlist answers, answers in genesis yt playlist answers and or links to any of their websites answers, etc, and always includes needGod.com gospel link. Then you can say something light in the comment section, and then drop the blog link there.
Once you do well with that, or feel confident enough to answer a few typical questions you repetitively see online then, you can test yourself; ask a trustworthy Christian friend to role play with you at home, & then outside at church after service on campus, then in a cafe, and then outside at a park or some random outside place you might approach an unbeliever. Then you will gain confidence.
The good thing about today is, even if we dont know the answers right off π we have online resources we can "air drop" to them or text it to them; if we have those resources handy.
So when you create a blog, make sure to keep a table of contents page updated, organized by category sections. Then you can keep a webtab open for that page, and use the browser feature "find on this page" to search keywords quickly, to snag that page link (to share). Anytime, any convo.
For the youtube (yt) stuff, save the answers in a playlist on your youtube account, set to public or unlisted, then you can also share the playlist with other Christians to help them do the same.
Bonus: you can share FAQ Christian posts on your social media either publicly or to your friends circle. And you also leave your blog answers, yt playlists, and fb posts behind for your family, friends, and children/grandchildren to get answers there. [Esp if you tell them youve started a Christian blog.] *>You can also PIN a post to those links on your facebook wall, and anyone going to your page... will forever have those links to access.
For the blog, you can ask a few solid mature believers at church (or in the family) to review the wording of what you write when you post it, And after consider if you should adjust it or add something they noted as important.
If you spend some time every day, going thru these resources and ministries (for faq) and arming yourself with more biblical knowkedge, you will be out there sharing the things of God more confidently (while praising and glorifying God too). Remember to be in the Bible daily, as it will be a great help to you in witnessing, but also in closer relationship with our Trinune God.
Resources
Answers for Progressive "Christians"
Answers for Christians and "Christians"
Answers for cults and false religion groups
Links to reputable ministries and resources for Christian answers
Living waters, evidence Bible answers, blog search, youtube, podcast (link to individual podcasts)
Stand to Reason website youtube (see playlists tab)
Cold Case Christianity website youtube (see playlists) books seminar videos & video courses
Answers in Genesis website Youtube (see playlists)
Grace to You Questions & Answers verse search A's
StudyBible.org (resources incl Q&A and verse answers)
Random various good helps for sharing or knowledge (a playlist of videos)
Top 10 common objections answered
Testimony sample (coming soon)
You can copy any of these links and material from these blogger posts and put on your blog. You can also just link to them.
Blogger.com lets you create a simple, easy, free blog.
Thursday, February 16, 2023
HGU datamining
He Gets Us data mining
About the internet & personal data, as related to the “He Gets Us” ad campaign.
“He Gets Us” is powered by “Insights”— a platform created by the software company GLOO through a partnership with Cambridge Analytica (yes, THAT Cambridge Analytica).
Insights is the brainchild of the Koch brothers, and is funded by Communio—formerly Cofi, which was created to leverage personal data for voting. Insights, however, puts the data to work for churches….while also collecting data from their congregants and feeding it into the larger data pool.
When a person inputs their email into a platform powered by GLOO (whether it’s church management software or on the “He Gets Us” website), it’s combined with MASSIVE amounts of third party data attached to that email address. That information is analyzed to create micro-detailed user profiles with information on their mental health, relationships, job prospects, political leanings etc. It‘s also used to predict who might be, say, headed for divorce, or eviction, or struggling with depression.
Churches who pay for the service can log into “Insights” to view local data and find areas of town with high levels of addiction and divorce. There’s a drop down menu that allows filtering….. including an option for mental health data.
Any organization that pays for access to Insights can then launch *extremely* targeted ad campaigns to users likely to be receptive to the ads—for things like recovery programs, daycares, counseling services, etc. While local churches likely aren’t thinking about it exploitively, the ad company is: they can target people at certain times of day, when their online activity shows they’re say, up at night looking for answers. So it’s able to be extremely invasive and manipulative.
The platform works in reverse too, actually *collecting* data on congregants and integrating that info into profiling. Want to know what the hot-button issues are for your congregation without even having to get to know them? Insights can tell you—and while the data itself is allegedly kept anonymous, there’s really no guarantee.
Theoretically, I guess that *could* be used for good (in a very “Big Brother” sort of way), but the potential for exploitation is absolutely massive.
Case in point: a recent documentary showed that big oil & big pharma have been dumping money into the organization created to fund the initiative—that same data is used to power other initiatives that are designed around right wing political campaigns.
So there you have it. “He gets us.”
FYI, it’s got nothing to do with Jesus. It’s data mining, and the company that powers it, GLOO worked with Cambridge Analytica to create a platform that can be used to target people going through “mental or relational crisis.”
GLOO sells access to its platform to churches and politicians, which allows use of the anonymized (but still regionally targeted) datasets.
Churches that use the platform are encouraged to used Gloo’s toolset, which also harvest data in the congregational level and feeds it onto the data pool.
https://gizmodo.com/targeted-ad-firm-taps-into-the-ultimate-influencer-jes-1848278681
The Gizmodo article sort of focuses on the church dataset aspect, but I know WSJ and the Guardian did pieces that touched on how its leveraged for politics. There was recently a documentary on it, but is such a niche topic that its only gotten a bit of traction.
https://amp.theguardian.com/film/2020/oct/28/people-you-may-know-review-data-mining-christian-fundamentalism-documentary
Cr: Chorus in the Chaos & Susan Tuma
He Gets Us is a liberal organization promoting lgbt and redirecting people to lgbt churches.
Tuesday, February 14, 2023
bad Jesus commercials
Monday, February 13, 2023
Instacart & personal shopper Evangelism
Hope this gives you another idea as you serve the Lord. π

