How to share the Gospel

I love gospel presentations. At first I wasn’t as sure, but as I’ve grown older and seen how people respond to different things and how some gospel presentations work better for different ages or different cultures, I’ve worked to find as many gospel presentations as I can gather together, and I’ve shared as many of them as I can here. Towards that I thought it would be helpful to gather all my gospel presentations in one place.

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While this is all of the gospel presentations I have right now, I currently have at least two more planned in my head to write up, and a few more I need to remember all the different steps in them before I write those up, and if you have any gospel presentations I haven’t mentioned, please leave a comment telling me about it.

Why share the Gospel?

I know not everyone will agree with this, but here is my theory, what do we do when we find a cool new restaurant or a new book?

We tell everyone about it, right? Like a week or so ago we stopped at this cheese shop and the owner of the shop gave us a “cheese tasting” and I spent the next several days telling everyone about how cool that experience was.

Now if I’m telling everyone about my cheese shop experience when the only difference it makes in the world is a good meal, why wouldn’t I share about something I believe is literally life or death?

The person I’m sharing with doesn’t have to agree with me, and they don’t have to believe me, but I want them to have a chance to hear it. It’s too cool not to share.

I could ramble more, but I actually wrote a sharing the Gospel post already.

Gospel Presentations for kids

Okay, most of the gospel presentations I have shared are geared for kids. You can take the same facts and put it into a whole plethora of different presentations.

• Active Gospel
• Gospel colors
• Gospel archery
• Chalk Walk gospel presentation
• Gospel fuzzies
• Gospel Archery

Gospel Presentations for any age

You can use these presentations with adults and you can use them with kids. I realized I needed this category as I looked at my first presentation to organize and thought, “I’ve used this with pretty much every age.”

• Hand Gospel Presentation– this is nice because you can easily adapt it to all sorts of situations AND works for so many ages

Now to figure out how to get pictures of the other presentations I want to share, and maybe draw some ideas…