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5 essays, newest first.
The campaign mindset — targets, scripts, closings — corrupts witness even when it works. On the slower grammar of real conversations, and why efficiency is the wrong measure entirely.
“I don't know enough” is the most common reason Christians stay silent — and the least biblical. On the difference between a witness and an expert, and why your incompleteness is part of the testimony.
We assume evangelism is a specialist's job requiring training, answers, and a stage. The first witnesses were fishermen and women returning from a tomb — and that was the design, not a bug.
The Great Commission is routinely read as a corporate mandate for the institutional church. The grammar, the audience, and the earliest practice all say otherwise.
The opening statement of the whole project: the gathered church is the destination of conversion, not its engine — and the commission to witness was addressed to you.