WEEKLY TEACHING TOPIC: DO AND DON’TS OF EVANGELISM
By Prophet Frederick Ocran
THE DOs and DON’Ts OF EVANGELISM
Brush your teeth before going out to evangelize. The reason is that you might have eaten food like salted fish which is known as “KAKO” in the Ghanaian parlance or any other food and since you will open your mouth to talk the scent must be refreshing.
Dress decently but not too overlooking. It can be something simple but good. If you are a lady, make sure your hair is in good condition, and if a man, ensure the same.
Don’t go out to evangelize looking into the soup and stew of people. If you get there and they are cooking move on and come back later. The reason is that some people feel their soup or stew is not up to standard and may feel inferior.
Don’t use so many quotations in evangelism. The reason is that people are already burdened with problems and can easily forget too many quotations. IF POSSIBLE USE STORIES OR PARABLES. This is what Jesus Christ did.
Pray these prayers before going;
a. Spirit of Descerning
b. Spirit of Knowledge
c. Spirit of Wisdom
d. Spirit of Healing
e. Spirit of Prophecy.
Let the person take Jesus Christ as his or her Lord and Savior.
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