In today’s episode, we are talking about the subject of IDENTITY by posing this Question: Who Are You? This is a critical question because, “When You Know Who You Are- You will Know what to do!”  Dr. David Schaal reminds us of three essential identities of who God says we are, Friend, Priest, and Ambassador—knowing this will then inform us what to do. 

This month we are sharing an interview that Dr. Schaal participated in with the leadership of Every Home for Christ on the state of evangelism within the churches in the USA

Dr. Schaal was recently interviewed on the “Euangelion Podcast” – This month we present this insightful interview with the hopes that you may see evangelism in a different, more positive light, that encourages you to “SPEAK GOOD NEWS!"

In this episode, Dr. David Schaal shares with us another message from a church in Denver CO, The Good News According to John. 

On this episode of the Speak Good News Podcast, Dr. David Schaal shows us Jesus's process for winning the hearts and souls of the lost! 

As soon as we say YES to Jesus, he is inviting us to join His mission. Jesus promises us that if we follow him, he will qualify us to do what he is asking us to do. He is not looking for the most talented or gifted, he is looking for an obedient heart, that say, “Yes Jesus, use me”!

Jesus’ passion has always been focused on People. In this episode we learn how everybody matters to Jesus, and therefore, everybody should matter to us.

In this episode, Dr. Schaal focuses on the myth that the goal of speaking good news or participating in evangelism is behavioral modification. Speaking Good News is not about telling people how bad they are, it is about telling people how good Jesus is.

I this episode we learn the importance of “using our words” – Evangelism, or speaking good news is an act of communication. It is simply bragging about Jesus to others. It is an essential part of the process as we engage and participate in Mission.

In this episode, we discuss Jesus’ instruction of addressing the brokenness that people live with. People won’t care how much we know, until they know how much we care.