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Quick Rick’s – Witnesses as Travel Guides
Why do we struggle with sharing our faith? And perhaps more importantly, why don’t people we care about want to listen. I think Rick Richardson, in his book, Reimagining Evangelism, may have an answer for us. “In the Scripture, the … Continue reading
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Quick Rick’s – It’s Ok to Be Less than Perfect
“Often we think of evangelism as sharing our strengths, having it all together spiritually. We think that’s what it means to be a witness.” With those words, from Reimagining Evangelism, Rick Richardson gives us the start of a wonderful lesson … Continue reading →