Conspiracy of Kindness: A Unique Approach to Sharing the Love of Jesus
God is seeking to enter the heart of every person on this planet. Yet, for those who are not gifted evangelists, the task of communicating the gospel can seem daunting. What if there was another way? There is, and it's called the conspiracy of kindness. Operating on a simple premise, this exciting form of servant evangelism enables every follower of Christ, from brand-new to mature believer, to become an effective evangelist through unassuming acts of kindness. In this book, Steve Sjogren offers a proven vision, simple strategy, and real-life stories that show the amazing impact servant evangelism has had throughout the world. Here's how to communicate the love of God more persuasively through actions than with words. Learn how churches, groups, and individuals have used washing windows, cleaning toilets, handing out sodas, and more to impact their communities with the life-changing love of Christ. Although a simple premise, the conspiracy of kindness principle affects both those serving and those being served. Are you ready to roll up your sleeves?
Top Highlights
“But we can keep on showing up and leave the results to God” (source)
“The words we receive will carry an impact only if we use great wisdom in” (source)
“connections to bring new children into His family. I am continually” (source)
“five significant encounters with the gospel before accepting Jesus Christ as Savior.1” (source)
“need to be a mature believer to perform acts of kindness” (source)
Product Details
- Title : Conspiracy of Kindness: A Unique Approach to Sharing the Love of Jesus
- Author: Sjogren, Steve
- Publisher: Bethany House
- Publication Date: 2008
- ISBN: 9781441267177
STEVE SJOGREN and his wife, Janie, have planted churches in Los Angeles, Baltimore, Cincinnati, and Oslo, Norway. Steve writes, speaks, mentors church planters, and in February 2008 launched a church plant in Tampa, Florida. He is the author of Conspiracy of Kindness, Changing the World through Kindness, and The Day I Died, and has written articles that have appeared in Charisma, New Man, Discipleship Journal, and more. Steve and Janie have three grown children.