Many people feel intimidated by the prospect of talking about their faith with someone else. With warmth and humor, author Chris Conrad demonstrates that everyone can be involved in sharing the good news with others.

What if evangelism meant just being yourself?
If the gospel really is good news, why do most Christians avoid evangelism? Why is witnessing often a negative experience, for both the sender and receiver? Wouldn't it be great if you could communicate the good news without having to become a spiritual salesperson?
What if...
-you didn't have to make a speech in order to witness?
-you could use everyday experiences to nudge others closer to Jesus?
-the things you're already doing counted as evangelism?
Evangelism can be as normal as asking great questions and paying attention to the people Jesus misses most. It involves doing things you already do, but with a little more intentionality. Just by being yourself and becoming unusually interested in others, you can discover that people will ask you about Jesus.
This isn't another program or pitch. It's a handbook on how to make real connections with the people formerly known as lost.
Think of it as evangelism for the rest of us.

The Bible isn't just a big book full of stories from a long time ago. It also tells us what we are to believe about God, life and what happens after this life. Christians sometimes use a lot of complicated words to describe these things, but this brief breakdown of everything you need to know is easy to understand.

Chapter Headings include:

Who is God?

Who is God the Son?

Who is God the Spirit?

Angels and Demons

Creation and Fall

Atonement and Election

Sanctification and Perseverance

Heaven and Hell

The Return of Jesus

Inspiring, gripping stories of campus disciples A meeting in a restaurant in Eastern Europe is suddenly interrupted by secret police. Public artworks are installed in a Guatemalan town to confront injustice perpetrated by gangs and government. A ministry begins in the Solomon Islands where none existed before. All this is the work of students and young people in their twenties--the very age of the disciples when Jesus handed over his ministry to them. Drawing together incredible, gripping stories from different nationally-led student movements spanning every region of the globe - from North America to Romania, from movements with official recognition, to those persecuted to the point of being driven underground--Campus Lights explores how student mission not only survives, but flourishes across the world today. Told in Cawley's journalistic, diverse and engaging style, Campus Lights reveals how students and young people are taking risks to share their faith, continuing the legacy of Jesus' young disciples as they went out into the world and changed nations. Far more than a book on student mission, Campus Lights will inspire all leaders, encouraging them to take risks for the Kingdom in their own context, and showing how students and young people can be catalysts for change in our world.

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