Have you ever wanted to have a gospel conversation with someone but didn't know where to begin?
Gospel Conversations training explains not only why but also how to have these conversations across various contexts and we'll give you plenty of practice.
During this one day training, you will learn what to do and say to share the good news of the gospel with competence and confidence. This training includes a time for practice and follow-up processes for strategy and accountability.
Gospel Conversations training explains not only why but also how to have these conversations across various contexts and we'll give you plenty of practice.
During this one day training, you will learn what to do and say to share the good news of the gospel with competence and confidence. This training includes a time for practice and follow-up processes for strategy and accountability.
I've been a Christian all of my life and this is the most practical training about sharing my faith that I have ever received!
- a participant in South Dakota
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Gospel Conversation Trainings are one day training events that we have modeled after the Gospel Conversation Training events that the No Place Left Coalition has been doing across the country for the last few years.
If at all possible, we would want to have three touches of training with a church or group The first touch would be lead by a team of practitioners who have been doing the trainings. The second touch would be lead half by the training team and half by the host group. The final touch would be lead completely by you, the host group. The original trainers would be there to watch and coach. This follows the MAWL principle. |
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Typical Training Schedule
Morning:
Afternoon:
Morning:
- The Father's Heart
- Brutal Facts of Lostness
- Aiming for the Right Goal
- MAWL Application
- Gospel Conversation Training
Afternoon:
- Luke 10 Person of Peace Search and Debrief
- 3 - 3rds Disciple Making Process
- Commissioning and Goal Setting
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“The Great Commission is for every church in every culture in every generation. There are no exclusions. But . . . every church in every culture in every generation must determine the way in which they respond to this responsibility -- in a way that is appropriate to time and context." -Doug Birdsall |