About Author
Brett's writing has been featured by outlets like Outreach Magazine, Church Tech Today, and the Unstuck Church Group. Brett's courses on church marketing have over 10,000 students in 143 countries. Brett is also the author of The Digital Ministry: Reaching the ends of the earth without leaving home and is the marketing director at Clickmill.co. Brett has consulted with ministry leaders internationally, helping them create custom marketing strategies that get results. After four years of Christian college, Brett worked at Christian discipleship schools, Christian camps, and was a Youth Ministry Directory at the Salvation Army. He later spent six years in sales and marketing. Through Clickmill, Brett helps ministry leaders implement effective digital marketing strategies so they can reach more people, more effectively. Brett and his wife Siomara live in Honolulu, HI.
Indications Of A Poor Gospel Presentation (RUN CHAT GPT)
- Debating
- Discomfort
- Awkwardness
- Defensiveness
- Negatively Impacted Relationships
- Controlling language
- The judgemental or shaming attitude from the Christian
- Your telling or explaining (vs your asking)
- You share the gospel before they have given you permission
Bad Example Opener: when you standing in line, open a conversation with the person next to you and ask them, “do you know where you going when you die?“
Indications of a good gospel presentation:
- You meet a deeply felt need
- The other person feels cared for
- There is no awkward intro to the conversion
- The other person thanking you (sometimes profusely)
- The other person likes you
- comfort for both people
- Openness to the message on behalf of the other person
- Giving the other person complete freedom to do what they want
- Giving grace and creating a judgment-free space to be authentic. “I’d never push anything on you, I’m just sharing what I believe. I support what you ultimately choose and I will love you either way.”
- You asking and reflecting
- You share the gospel after they have given you permission
Google Example Opener: How are you doing today?
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