Alvin Reid was part of a team that prepared this resource aimed at teaching believers to pray for their lost friends and loved ones.

This manual introduces churches to the best way to share Christ one-on-one in the new millennium–through combining acts of kindness with personal witnessing. Helps leaders implement the highly effective and biblical witnessing strategy, molded by Jesus, in their church and proves that personal evangelism doesn’t have to be intimidating.

The Net is a new tool designed to equip believers in evangelism by learning to share the gospel through their story/testimony in a culturally relevant way.Its origins are the result of a team that included seminary professors, pastors, state evangelism leaders, field test shurches, and North American Mission Boards staff. Their goal was simple; prioduce a culturally relevant approach for sharing Christ in a post-Christian culture.

These essays written in honor of Roy Fish, professor of evangelism at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, discuss personal evangelism, preaching, discipleship, great spiritual awakenings, contemporary spirituality, worship, mission work, and related topics. Included are contributions by scholars and preachers such as Jimmy Draper, Calvin Miller, Robert Coleman, and Rick Warren. This collection is a must for evangelists, students of theology, pastors, Bible teachers, or anyone interested in effective outreach.

(out of print)

The revivals documented here, including those in Brownwood, Ft. Worth, Wheaton, and other places throughout the country, are history in the making. And Revival! introduces you to men and women who are making it–great spiritual leaders of our day such as:

• Henry Blackaby
• Bill Bright
• Inspired preachers like John Avant, in whose Brownwood, Texas, church a revival began with astonishing reach and impact;
• Students whose personal reflections show the life-changing power of God’s presence from a personal perspective.