Evangelism Sermon Outlines

Title: "Go and Make Disciples: The Call to Evangelism"

I. Introduction

A. The Great Commission: Emphasize the significance of Jesus' command to go and make disciples (Matthew 28:19-20). 

B. The Heart of Evangelism: Explain the purpose of evangelism in sharing the gospel and advancing God's Kingdom. 

C. Purpose of the Sermon: To equip and inspire believers to embrace the call of evangelism in their lives.

II. Understanding the Gospel Message

A. The Good News: Present a clear and concise explanation of the gospel message of salvation through Jesus Christ. 

B. The Power of Salvation: Share testimonies of transformed lives through the acceptance of Christ's redemption. 

C. The Urgency of Sharing: Highlight the eternal significance of the gospel and the need for salvation.

III. Overcoming Fear and Barriers

 
A. Fear of Rejection: Address common fears of evangelism and how to overcome them with trust in God. 

B. Compassionate Approach: Encourage a sensitive and empathetic attitude when sharing the gospel. 

C. Prayer and Dependence: Emphasize the role of prayer in seeking God's guidance and strength in evangelism.

IV. The Heart of Evangelism: Love and Relationships 

A. Love for Others: Emphasize the motivation of love in sharing the gospel with those around us (1 Corinthians 13:1-3). 

B. Building Relationships: Discuss the importance of building genuine relationships as a foundation for evangelism. 

C. Relational Evangelism: Teach on the impact of sharing the gospel within the context of existing relationships.

V. Practical Ways to Share the Gospel 

A. Personal Testimony: Encourage believers to share their personal stories of faith and how Jesus has transformed their lives. 

B. Using Scripture: Demonstrate how to use specific Bible verses to communicate the gospel effectively. 

C. Living a Witness: Highlight the significance of living out the gospel through actions and lifestyle (1 Peter 2:12).

VI. Responding to Questions and Objections 

A. Anticipating Questions: Discuss common questions and objections people may have about Christianity. 

B. Providing Answers: Equip believers with biblical and thoughtful responses to address doubts and misconceptions. 

C. Emphasizing God's Love and Grace: Reiterate that God's love is unconditional and extends to all who seek Him.

VII. Celebrating Evangelism Successes 

A. Rejoicing in Salvations: Celebrate every opportunity to witness someone accepting Christ as Savior. 

B. Testimonies of Impact: Share stories of how evangelism has made a positive impact in people's lives. 

C. Encouraging Each Other: Encourage the congregation to support and pray for one another in their evangelistic efforts.

VIII. Conclusion 

A. Recap: Summarize the importance of evangelism in fulfilling the Great Commission. 

B. Call to Action: Challenge the congregation to embrace the call of evangelism and actively share the gospel. 

C. Benediction: Close with a prayer, asking for God's guidance and empowerment in evangelism endeavors.

Ref Bible Verses - Mark 16:15, Matthew 28:19-20, Romans 10:10-17, Matthew 9:37-38, 1 Corinthians 9:22, Romans 1:16, 2 Timothy 4:5, Mark 16:15-16