Christian Electives 9-12: Christian Evangelism

Fundamental to the message of Jesus Christ is the active spreading of that message by his disciples. To engage in evangelism is to spread the Good News of Jesus and to witness to those who would receive it. From the formal experience of missionary activity to the many informal interactions permeating our everyday lives, Christian Evangelism lets the homeschooler explore how others before have fulfilled the evangelical calling, as well as the myriad of ways they themselves can do the same. In addition to the course work, there is a wealth of engaging supplemental and recommended material to help make and keep the concept of Christian evangelism relevant to life in and out of homeschool.    

1: Introduction
2: Be Prepared
3: Getting Started
4: The Five Points You'll Need to Make
5: The Five Points Continued
6: The Evangelism "Ladder"- Part 1 - Tracts
8: The "Ladder" - Part 3 - Pin and Tract
9: The "Ladder"- Part 4 - Lips and Tract
10: The "Ladder" Part 5 - Fear VS Power
11: The "Ladder"- Part 6 - A Billboard for Christ
12: The "Ladder" - Part 7 - The Prepared Witness
13: The "Ladder" - Part 8 - The Highest Witness
14: The "Ladder" - Part 9- Get Business Like
15: Let's Review
16: Use Your Resources
17: Do's and Don'ts of Evangelism
18: The Do's and Don'ts of Evangelism Part 2
19: Playing Offense and Defense
20: Review and Exam
21: Getting More In Depth
22: Getting Even More In Depth
23: Walking the Walk
24: The Attitude of an Evangelist
25: Evangelism to Youth and Children
26: Youth and Children Evangelism Continued
27: Let's Start Applying It
28: Different Kinds of Evangelism
29: Opportunities at Home
30: Everyday Opportunities
31: Seeking Other Opportunities
32: Where God Leads the Evangelist
33: The Urgency
34: Course Review
35: Review and Final Exam
36: Course Wind-Down