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Hosts Johnny Hunt and Catherine Renfro discuss why churches need to prioritize relaunching their Who’s Your One campaign and what an impact this powerful yet simple approach to evangelism has made across the country. Find tools and resources for your Who’s Your One campaign at whosyourone.com.

Hosts Johnny Hunt and Kevin Ezell discuss how the power of the gospel and a renewed, widespread dedication to live it and share it through the Great Commission can help reduce the distractions that can keep our convention divided.

Pastor Jeff La Borg has worked to help Fairview Baptist Church in Knoxville, Tennessee become what he calls an “Ephesians 4 fellowship.” It’s Pastor Jeff’s way of describing the culture of evangelism that Fairview has embraced. And in this episode, he joins hosts Johnny Hunt and Catherine Renfro to share specifics on how God has sparked a fire and a passion in Fairview for sharing the gospel.

As the Director of Next Gen Evangelism for the North American Mission Board, Shane Pruitt is no stranger to NAMB’s mission to see churches equipped with the tools needed to reach students from all walks of life with the gospel. In this episode, Shane joins Johnny Hunt and Kevin Ezell to share what he believes will “move the needle” for youth pastors anywhere to begin leading evangelistic student ministries. He also explains how student pastors can get involved in the Youth Leader Coaching Network, youthleadercoachingnetwork.com.

Todd Unzicker is the Executive Director-Treasurer of the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina, and in this episode he joins hosts Johnny Hunt and Catherine Renfro to share what Southern Baptists in North Carolina are doing to lead churches to make much of Baptism Sunday on September 12, 2021.

Pastor Nathan Lino admits that when he first planted Northeast Houston Baptist Church, he had no clue what he was doing. All he knew was the Great Commission. Pastor Nathan led his young church family to do three things: evangelize the community by any means necessary, teach God’s Word, and pray. As a guest on the podcast, Pastor Nathan shares with hosts Johnny Hunt and Kevin Ezell how that simple formula set the stage for a drastic revival in his church over the last year. Visit namb.net/evangelism for more resources that help mobilize your church into evangelism.

Before becoming senior pastor of Trinity Baptist Church in Yukon, Oklahoma, Brian Mills spent many years effectively leading student ministries in evangelism, often seeing as many as 400-plus students receive the gospel and be baptized yearly. Now that he’s shepherding a multigenerational congregation as lead pastor, Brian has found that the nuts and bolts of effective evangelism ministry don’t change much despite the demographic. Here, he joins hosts Kevin Ezell and Johnny Hunt to talk specifically about the similarities in preparing both students and adults for effective evangelism. Visit https://www.namb.net/evangelism/ for more resources that help mobilize your church into evangelism.

In this episode, hosts Johnny Hunt and Kevin Ezell discuss tools that the North American Mission Board and others have created for pastors to use to effectively train their members to reach people with the gospel. Visit namb.net/evangelism for free resources that help mobilize your church into evangelism.

Building a culture for active evangelism in churches is something that doesn’t occur in a vacuum. It must be intentional and begin with the church’s pastor. In this episode, Pastor Johnny and Kevin discuss what building that culture looks like, and how pastors can start making it happen. Find evangelism and leadership resources at namb.net/evangelism.

Pastor Kenneth Priest joins the podcast with hosts Kevin Ezell and Johnny Hunt to share what he has learned in his years of experience as a transitional pastor and a church revitalization specialist. He provides insight on how churches can utilize evangelism and discipleship as the key catalysts to seeing revived growth and health in the midst of decline.