Want to share your faith with confidence? This book will help
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Pat Finlow2024-12-11T11:16:00
In a time when many are turning away from secularism, Glen Scrivener’s How to Speak Life: Sharing Your Faith in 3-2-1 offers Christians timely and practical guidance in evangelism, says Pat Finlow
Some of the most intriguing stories in recent times highlight how many people are becoming disillusioned with a purely secular framework for life and are instead showing a renewed curiosity and interest about faith.
Reflecting on these accounts, I’m reminded of the wonderful verse 1 Chronicles 12 where the Tribe of Issachar: “understood the times and knew what Israel should do” . It prompted me to ask: am I equipped to respond wisely and insightfully to this cultural moment of spiritual curiosity?? With this question in mind, I turned to Glen Scrivener’s latest book How to Speak Life: Sharing Your Faith in 3-2-1 (10Publishing)
Structured to align with the 3-2-1 online video course and accompanying books, Scrivener’s latest offering is designed to encourage and equip Christians who want to share their faith with friends and family but who may lack confidence or struggle to find the right words.
Drawing on the parable of the sower in Matthew 13, Scrivener explains that his goal is to fill our pockets with seeds
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