Share the Gospel with Someone You Know

You’re waiting at the gates of heaven and you’re asked, “Why should we let you in?” What would you say?

In The Man on the Middle Cross, Alistair Begg explores this all-important question through the stories of three people whose lives were forever changed by meeting Jesus.

Written with simplicity and clarity for those who have yet to trust in Jesus, this brief paperback introduces unbelievers to Jesus, closes with a suggested prayer, and directs readers to additional teaching about who Jesus is and why He came.

For those you encounter who find themselves wondering, “Where did I come from?” “Where am I going?” and “What is life’s meaning?” the little booklet The Story does a great job explaining the answers. In a simple, straightforward way, The Story presents the Gospel, beginning with how sin entered the world, then explaining how we can’t make ourselves sinless before God, how Jesus takes our sin away, and the new creation that awaits those who trust in Jesus. 

This little booklet is a great conversation-starter.  

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In this series, Alistair explains what evangelism is, teaches how to share the Gospel with others, and provides clarity regarding God’s part and our part in the work of conversion. Alistair also gives helpful instruction for how to deal with difficulties and challenges along the way. 

This twelve-lesson study guide is a companion to the twelve-message audio series titled Crossing the Barriers by Alistair Begg. This series explores the Lord's instruction to all believers to evangelize. Jesus tells His followers in Mark 16:15 to “Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation.” So, how exactly are Christians to do this? In Crossing the Barriers, Alistair explains our role as Gospel messengers, delineates God's part from our part in the work of conversion, and provides specific guidance for how to introduce others to Jesus. As you listen to the teaching and answer the corresponding questions in the study guide, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the Christian's responsibility to share the Gospel and learn how to prepare and engage in effective Gospel conversations.

If you’d like to take someone you know through a more comprehensive overview of Christianity, this brand-new discipleship course will guide you step-by-step through thirteen lessons.

How it works: 

1. Over the course of thirteen weeks, you’ll meet weekly with a partner who is interested in learning more about Jesus and the Christian faith.
2. Before each lesson, you’ll answer some questions and read a passage of Scripture.
3. During the week, you’ll separately listen to a message from Alistair on a core biblical belief and answer some related questions.
4. After listening, you’ll meet again to discuss the message, address questions your partner may have, and prepare for the next lesson.

In this study, Alistair does all the heavy lifting. You can simply follow the course outline and serve as a guide to help your partner better understand all that they’re learning.

Comes with two workbooks: one for you, the leader, and one for the person you’re discipling.

$8 leader guide | $8 study guide  

This practical guide by pastor and author Matt Smethurst will help you share your faith with confidence. Succinct and easy to read, this book offers five essential tips and a step-by-step approach for explaining the Gospel in a way that’s natural and effective. Whether you’re a seasoned evangelist or a hesitant beginner, How to Share Your Faith will provide you with useful tools and strategies and even help you respond to common objections to the Gospel message. 

This book can serve two important roles in your evangelism efforts. First, it’s a great book for you to read so that you can clearly articulate who Jesus is and all that He accomplished. And second, it’s perfect for sharing with someone else and working together through a profile of Jesus one chapter or attribute at a time by exploring nine characteristics of Christ.