A new book from Mark Ashton
BringEveryone
You don't have to be a professional, have all the answers, or be someone you're not. You just have to be willing, and take one step.
Evangelism isn't a performance. It's a conversation.
Most Christians genuinely want to share their faith, but many never do. Not because they don't care, but because evangelism feels like a performance they're not equipped to give.
Bring Everyone tears down the barriers. Drawing on over thirty years of conversations, from dorm rooms to snorkeling boats, Mark Ashton shows ordinary Christians how to share Jesus naturally. No scripts. No cold-call techniques. No pressure. Just the tools Jesus used: authentic friendship, good questions, honest stories, and a willingness to pray for the people God has placed around you.
The people around you are more open to Jesus than you think. And you are more ready than you feel.
Inside, you'll discover how to:
- Stop feeling like it's all up to you
- Ask questions that open doors to spiritual conversation
- Pray a simple blessing that leaves people hungry for more
- Share Jesus in your own style
- Lead friends through the Bible and watch them discover truth for themselves
Hear the conversation from the book.
In the book, Mark points to one real conversation with a friend who didn't believe. This is it. Unscripted and unedited. Listen to what a natural spiritual conversation actually sounds like.
Roughly 90 minutes. Free to share with anyone.
About Mark Ashton
Lead Minister, Christ Community Church
Mark Ashton is the lead minister of Christ Community Church in Omaha and Chairman of the Board of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. He has trained thousands of people worldwide to share their faith and founded Within Reach, a city-wide movement in Omaha.
This book is the distillation of a lifetime spent bringing everyone he possibly can.
A masterful approach to evangelism for our unprecedented times. A wake-up call and a roadmap for joining God in his Kingdom work.Garry Poole, Author & Founder of OneLife Advisors