Evangelistic equipping
Share your faith with clarity and compassion
Evangelism is not a gift reserved for the few — it is the joyful duty of every believer. These guides and learning paths will help you speak the Gospel faithfully to the real people in your life.
Start with the basics“In your hearts honor Christ the Lord as holy, always being prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you; yet do it with gentleness and respect” — 1 Peter 3:15
Guides and learning paths
Starting point
Sharing your faith: a starting point
What the Gospel is, what evangelism is and isn't, and how to begin — a first path for believers who have never shared their faith out loud.
Witnessing guides
Witnessing to family members
Speaking the truth in love to the people who know you best — with patience for long conversations and prayer for slow fruit.
Witnessing guides
Witnessing to coworkers and friends
Faithful, wise witness in the workplace and neighborhood: earning a hearing, raising the Gospel naturally, and answering with grace.
Witnessing guides
Witnessing to skeptics
Engaging honest doubts and hard objections without fear — because the Gospel does not need protecting, only proclaiming.
Apologetics
Answering objections
A roadmap through the most common objections to the Christian faith, each answered from Scripture with curated source teaching.
Curated study
The Gospel according to Scripture
A sequential path through trusted expository teaching on the saving work of Christ — the message behind every witnessing conversation.
How a learning path works
We write the map; trusted teachers provide the teaching. Every step follows the same simple pattern — and always sends you to the source.
Step 1
Orientation
A short introduction from us: why this step matters and what to look for.
Step 2
Teaching at the source
A sermon or article at gty.org — you study it there, in full, with attribution.
Step 3
Application
Reflection questions and one concrete practice to obey what you’ve learned.
All of this rests on one foundation
You cannot share what you do not treasure. Before you learn to proclaim the good news, be sure you have received it yourself — by grace, through faith.
Start with the Gospel