Why every Christian must share the gospel
The biblical command, the logic that makes it unavoidable, the consequences of silence, and the honest reasons most Christians never do it.
Street evangelism trainer
A New Zealander now based in California, Comfort has trained an enormous number of Christians in personal evangelism through The Way of the Master and the Living Waters ministry.
His method uses the moral law as a mirror: walk a person gently through several of the Ten Commandments, let them reach their own verdict about themselves, and only then present the cross as the remedy. The reasoning is that grace is only good news to someone who knows they need rescuing — "the law is our tutor to bring us to Christ" (Galatians 3:24).
Whatever you make of the method, his filmed street conversations are the most practically useful evangelism training material freely available, because you watch real, unscripted, sometimes hostile exchanges rather than a lecture about them.
The biblical command, the logic that makes it unavoidable, the consequences of silence, and the honest reasons most Christians never do it.
Questions, transitions and habits that open genuine spiritual conversations — without awkwardness, pressure, or a memorised script.
Four field-tested ways to present the whole gospel clearly and briefly — with the pitfalls that make presentations fail and how to close well.