This foundational course introduces students to the biblical definition, purpose, and urgency of evangelism. Drawing from the example of Christ and the early Church, students will gain a Spirit-empowered understanding of what it means to proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ. The course clarifies misconceptions, anchors evangelism in God’s redemptive plan, and stirs the believer’s heart with both compassion and boldness.
Key Themes:
- The biblical meaning and mandate of evangelism
- Evangelism as the overflow of knowing Christ
- The love and urgency behind the gospel call
- Evangelism as both message and demonstration
- Personal responsibility and corporate mission
- Evangelism empowered by the Holy Spirit
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Define evangelism from a biblical and Spirit-led perspective
- Articulate why evangelism is necessary for all believers
- Understand the relationship between evangelism, salvation, and discipleship
- Recognize the difference between biblical evangelism and religious coercion
- Identify how the Holy Spirit leads and empowers evangelism
- Cultivate a heart of love and compassion for the lost
This course explores the gospel that Jesus preached, the gospel of the Kingdom of God. Many believers understand the gospel as the message of personal salvation, but Jesus declared a broader and deeper reality: the arrival of God's rule, reign, and redemptive order on earth. This course will equip students to understand the nature of the Kingdom, how it shapes the gospel message, and how it transforms lives, communities, and cultures. The Kingdom gospel is not just about going to heaven but about heaven breaking into earth through Jesus Christ and His followers.
Key Themes:
- The meaning and message of the Kingdom of God
- Jesus as the King who restores, redeems, and reigns
- The gospel as the good news of the Kingdom’s arrival
- Living under the authority of Christ’s Kingdom
- The clash between the Kingdom of God and the kingdom of darkness
- The believer’s role in advancing the Kingdom through word and deed
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Define the “gospel of the Kingdom” as preached by Jesus
- Understand the difference between a salvation-only gospel and a Kingdom gospel
- Identify how Jesus demonstrated the Kingdom in power, love, and authority
- Recognize the ongoing expansion of the Kingdom through the Church
- Apply Kingdom principles in everyday life and ministry
- Embrace their role as Kingdom ambassadors in a fallen world
Evangelism is not merely a human endeavor, it is a Spirit-empowered mission initiated and sustained by the Holy Spirit. From the moment Jesus promised power in Acts 1:8 to the bold witness of the early Church, the Holy Spirit has been the driving force behind Kingdom expansion. This course equips students to understand the person and work of the Holy Spirit in evangelism, how to partner with Him in witness, and how to move in power, discernment, and love as they share the gospel. Students will explore the Spirit's role in conviction, boldness, miracles, prophetic insight, and enduring obedience in the mission field.
Key Themes:
- The Holy Spirit as the sender and sustainer of evangelistic work
- Power, boldness, and spiritual gifts for effective witness
- The Spirit’s role in convicting hearts and revealing Christ
- Walking in sensitivity, discernment, and obedience
- Partnership between the Spirit and the believer in everyday evangelism
- The necessity of prayer and intimacy with the Holy Spirit
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Understand and articulate the role of the Holy Spirit in evangelism
- Identify the biblical pattern of Spirit-empowered witnessing
- Discern the difference between flesh-driven and Spirit-led outreach
- Cultivate sensitivity to the leading of the Spirit in daily life
- Operate in spiritual gifts with wisdom and humility during outreach
- Depend on the Spirit for results, not on human persuasion
One of the most powerful tools a believer has in evangelism is their personal testimony. While doctrine and scripture provide the foundation of truth, a testimony puts that truth into living color. This course trains believers to recognize, craft, and share their salvation story in a way that points to Jesus Christ as the Savior, Healer, and Deliverer. Students will learn how to share their story with clarity, compassion, and conviction, whether in everyday conversations, outreach settings, or public ministry. By understanding the redemptive work of God in their lives, believers can become bold and effective witnesses in every environment.
Key Themes:
- Understanding the biblical power of testimony
- Discerning what to share and how to share it
- Honoring Christ, not glorifying the past
- Testifying with compassion, clarity, and boldness
- Tailoring your story for various settings and people
- Using your testimony as a bridge to the gospel
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Articulate the key components of a Christ-centered testimony
- Share their story confidently in various settings
- Avoid glorifying sin while magnifying God’s grace
- Discern the leading of the Holy Spirit when sharing their story
- Identify practical ways to use testimony in evangelism
- Connect their personal story to the gospel message
This course explores the various ways evangelism is demonstrated in Scripture, providing students with a solid biblical foundation for engaging the lost. Evangelism is not a one-size-fits-all assignment but a Spirit-led mission that utilizes multiple methods for reaching hearts. Through the study of Jesus’ ministry, the Acts of the Apostles, and other New Testament models, students will discover how biblical figures shared the gospel, how cultural context influenced approach, and how to apply these time-tested principles today. The course will empower learners to discern which biblical methods are best suited for various environments and people groups, all while remaining faithful to the message of the cross.
Key Themes:
• Jesus’ evangelistic model
• One-on-one vs. public proclamation
• Evangelism through signs and wonders
• The role of questions, parables, and dialogue
• Adaptability without compromising truth
• Spirit-led strategy in sharing the gospel
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
• Identify and explain major biblical methods of evangelism
• Recognize the difference between method and message
• Apply scriptural strategies to real-life outreach settings
• Understand how the Holy Spirit empowers method and message
• Evaluate when and how to use different biblical approaches
Course Structure:
Module 1: Jesus the Evangelist
• Exploring how Jesus shared the good news
• Compassion, questions, and spiritual insight
• Personal engagement and public preaching
Module 2: One-on-One Evangelism (Philip and the Ethiopian Eunuch)
• Spirit-led encounters
• Listening, discerning, and responding
• Building connection through Scripture
Module 3: Public Preaching and Mass Evangelism (Peter at Pentecost)
• Boldness in the public square
• Gospel proclamation under the anointing
• The power of repentance calls
Module 4: Evangelism Through Signs, Wonders, and Healing
• Miracles as open doors for the message
• Authenticating the gospel with supernatural evidence
• Keeping Christ the focus, not the manifestation
Module 5: Paul’s Method – Contextualizing Without Compromising
• Becoming “all things to all people”
• Preaching in synagogues, marketplaces, and homes
• Engaging cultures with truth and clarity
Module 6: Relational and Lifestyle Evangelism
• Evangelism through character and daily living
• Hospitality, service, and long-term witness
• Winning souls through faithfulness and consistency
