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1 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org by: Don Wilkerson, Mike Zello, Tim Zello Contributors: Luis Carrera and Jackee Raught

2 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org “The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to preach good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to release the oppressed, to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor.” (Luke 4:18-19 NIV)

3 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Effective Outreach Evangelism Is: Concentrated Accessible Consistent Relevant Practical Genuine Christ-Centered Follow-Up

4 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Effective Outreach Evangelism Is NOT: Defined by a positive response Defined by an immediate response The sole responsibility of the messenger

5 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org An Effective Witness: Loves God Is Found Where Hurting People Are Loves People Shares a Clear Message Expects God to Use Them

6 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Early Planning Target Learn about them Spiritual Awareness Decision-making What is important to them? Other viewpoints

7 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Methods of Evangelism Street and Open-Air Prison Ministry Turning Point Literature Distribution School Outreach Humanitarian Aid Children’s Ministry Media Ministry Fundraising Events Coffeehouse Ministry Referral

8 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Qualities of a Good Street Worker Relationship with Jesus Christ Burden and compassion for the lost Sensitivity of the heart Flexible and patient Dedicated and persistent Common sense and discernment Does not take rejection personally Led by the Holy Spirit

9 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Pre-Evangelism Preparation Submit in prayer Understand the basics Acquaint workers with your strategy Have appropriate materials Be familiar with materials Dress Appropriately Be safe

10 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Pre-Evangelism Preparation Carry personal identification Stay away from ‘right & wrong’ arguments Be cautious, courteous and wise Work alongside your gender Work in teams of two or three Leave the results in the Lord’s hands

11 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org How to React to Threats / Arguments Try to avoid all negative confrontation Be willing to walk away or ignore them Don’t react in kind Pray! Don’t take threats lightly / Don’t be intimidated Substitute another worker Use common sense Be prepared to die for your faith

12 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Some Common Mistakes Not enough prayer Thinking street evangelism is enough Approaching people with a proud attitude Not being properly prepared Getting sidetracked Using Christian clichés Being apologetic Focusing on religion, race or color Neglecting your physical appearance

13 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Talking to Street People Encourage Don’t focus on their sins Talk to them Listen Don’t give answers if you don’t know Speak on a level they can understand Be genuine Don’t give away money Be friendly!

14 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Praying with People Ask Sinner’s Prayer Don’t touch unless you ask Don’t speak in tongues Don’t get too emotional or loud Keep your prayers short Leave most of your time to talk

15 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Types of People You Will Encounter The Uninformed The Misinformed The Informed

16 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org The Basics of Soul Winning God’s Purpose Man’s Need God’s Provision Man’s Response

17 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org The Salvation Message Steps for Life – Transformation –HOPE –HELP –HEALING

18 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org The Salvation Message Romans Road –Our Sin –Our Consequence –God’s Answer –Our Response

19 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org The Salvation Message The A-B-C Plan –ADMIT –BELIEVE –CONFESS

20 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org The Salvation Message Relational Approach

21 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Practical Help Street and Open-Air Meetings Door-to-Door Witnessing Literature Distribution Prison Ministry Testimony Follow-Up

22 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Practical Help – Street and Open-Air The Point – Preaching the Word Attracting a Crowd Effective Street Meetings Basic Needs Suggested Order of Service Common Mistakes

23 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Practical Help – Door-to-Door The approach While you are at the door As you enter the conversation –S–Silent Partner’s Job –A–Active Witness’ Job While on the premises Handling Rejection

24 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Practical Help – Literature Distribution Literature – know your tools Materials Personal Factors Suggestions Distribution Locations

25 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Practical Help – Prison Ministry 1.Follow the rules 2.Never assume anything 3.Take nothing in or out 4.Treat inmates as individuals 5.Be neutral with the guards 6.Ask if you can return 7.Keep appointments

26 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Practical Help – Prison Ministry 8.Be honest and realistic 9.Listen and learn 10.Help them face past, present, future 11.Encourage chapel attendance 12.Go prepared 13.Be faithful and patient

27 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Practical Help – Giving a Testimony A testimony is… Components of a testimony Examples from Scripture General tips Be prepared Write your testimony

28 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org Practical Help – Follow-Up Making prior arrangements What needs to happen following conversion Two types of follow-up Follow-up Dos and Don’ts Practical follow-up ideas

29 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org “The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to preach good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to release the oppressed, to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor.” (Luke 4:18-19 NIV)

30 © 2009 Global Teen Challenge Course 502.01 iteenchallenge.org For more information about this course and other training resources: Contact Global Teen Challenge at Or visit our training website at For more information about this course and other training resources: Contact Global Teen Challenge at GTC@Globaltc.org Or visit our training website at www.iTeenChallenge.org GTC@Globaltc.org www.iTeenChallenge.org


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