Evangelism Without Additives: What If Sharing Your Faith Meant Just Being Yourself?

Why do most Christians avoid evangelism? Why is witnessing so difficult and often a negative experience for both the receiver and the giver?

What if...
• You didn't have to make a speech in order to share your faith?
• You could use everyday expereinces to nudge others closer to Jesus?
• The things you're already doing counted as evangelism?

Evangelism can be as easy as paying attention to people who need Jesus. The intentional things you already do can have a new purpose and the importance of the smallest act will be rewarded.

This isn't another sales pitch to non-believers but a handbook on how to make connections with people in the hope of making new Christians.

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Reviewed by Deanna (Asheville NC), January 06, 2008

Love this book! I've always been hard on myself because I'm not a "natural" at evangelism. I have a strong desire to share my faith, but it's hard to come on strong. This book gives me the freedom to be myself. To nudge people toward Jesus - rather than hitting them over the head with my Bible - by noticing them, really listening to them, and loving them. That I can do!

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