Bold proclamation
Share the message of salvation with faithfulness and clarity.
Five-fold ministry
Evangelist ministry
A Voice to Proclaim. A Heart to Harvest.
“Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labor in vain.”
Psalm 127:1Ministry calling
The mission of the evangelist
The evangelist is one of Christ’s ministry gifts to the Church, called to proclaim the Gospel, encourage repentance and share the hope of Jesus with the lost.
A calling to serve
Evangelists carry a passion to see lives touched by the Gospel. Their calling is not simply to speak publicly, but also to equip believers to witness with compassion and courage.
“He gave some to be apostles, some prophets, some evangelists, some pastors and teachers.” — Ephesians 4:11
Key characteristics
Character and calling.
Heart for the lost
Demonstrate compassion toward people who are hurting or far from God.
Faith in God’s power
Depend on the Lord as the Gospel is shared and people are prayed for.
Mobilizer of others
Teach and encourage others to share their faith.
Courage and compassion
Speak truth in love and invite people toward new life in Christ.
Role and responsibilities
Serving the Church
- Proclaim the Gospel clearly and faithfully
- Help believers participate in personal and public evangelism
- Support outreach, mission gatherings and community ministry
- Encourage new believers into ongoing discipleship
- Work alongside pastors and teachers to help people grow
Do you feel called?
You may be drawn to evangelism if you are deeply moved by the needs of those who do not know Jesus and desire to share His message with love and boldness.
Prayer
A prayer of surrender
“Lord Jesus, use my voice for Your glory. Fill me with Your Spirit and send me with boldness, compassion and power. Let me carry Your Gospel to the hurting, the broken and the lost. In Jesus’ name, amen.” — JBD ministry teaching
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