His family holds twenty-two world records and he uses a Rubix Cube to preach the Gospel. Lukas Korff is an evangelist from South Africa who is using innovative methods to catch the attention of young people. On today's episode of The Evangelism Podcast you will hear how flipping a bottle of water can "flip the script" in your life. 

Is the Gospel worth dying for? Today on the Evangelism Podcast I interview David Ursin from Making Jesus Known. He shares why he continues to preach the Gospel...even when it is dangerous! 

What is the connection between the prophetic gift and the evangelistic gift? On today's episode, renouned prophetess Cindy Jacobs talks about how the prophet and the evangelist are linked.  

Deep in the American South, LaTonya Jones is reaching people for Jesus at State Fairs using the Altar Call Tent Revival. She used to be a stripper, but after an encounter with Jesus her whole life was turned around. On today's episode you will be inspired by her passion to serve God.

Andy Cook is the Executive Director at the Billy Graham Center at Wheaton College. He also co-chairs Lausanne North America and every year he hosts the Amplify Conference. Today we talk about what the Billy Graham is doing to promote evangelism and Andy gives evangelists a dangerous prayer they should pray every day. 

What is God doing in the Ivory Coast? Today we take a trip to Francophone Africa and speak to Angel Mitchell. He leads an amazing evangelism team that is doing village outreaches and evangelism training across Côte d'Ivoire. 

Evangelist Adrian Despres is a wise, experienced evangelist. He is the vice president of Forge an organization that trains itinerant evangelists. He believes that many people who sit in the pews of American churches actually need to be saved. 

Brian Chu and his wife, Melissa, have been missionaries for over 30 years. They have traveled to over 50 nations. They have three beautiful daughters who minister right alongside them and they have a great passion for discipleship. You are going to love the spiritual insights that Brian Chu makes on today's Evangelism Podcast.

The Evangelism Podcast features Daniel King interviewing Josh Newell from the Jesus Film Project. The Jesus Film, originally created in 1979, has been translated into over 2,250 languages and serves as a powerful evangelism tool by presenting the Gospel of Luke in people's heart languages. The Jesus Film Project provides multiple resources for evangelists, including a mobile app offering access to 2,200+ language versions of the gospel, downloadable clips for sermons, and portable backpack-sized projector units are available for missionaries and church planters worldwide.

This podcast episode features Evangelism Coach Daniel King interviewing Bill Wolfe from the Jesus Film Project, a ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ (Cru).  Bill Wolfe shares his personal conversion story, explaining how he became a Christian at age 19 in college when a friend shared the Gospel with him using a booklet called "The Four Spiritual Laws." After his conversion, his friend discipled him for three months, meeting five days a week for 30 minutes daily, and encouraged him to participate in evangelism just two and a half weeks after his conversion.  Wolfe describes how the Jesus Film has become a powerful evangelism tool available in over 2,000 languages. The film is recognized in the Guinness Book of World Records as the most translated film in history, with 2,274 languages as of the recording. According to the Guinness Book, the total viewing audience over more than 40 years is approximately 11 billion viewings.  The Jesus Film's effectiveness stems from three key characteristics: it is visual and oral, requiring no literacy; it is presented in viewers' heart languages, the first language they learned; and it contains only the Gospel of Luke. The film has been made available to churches and ministries worldwide at no cost, and is used by over 1,800 denominations and organizations across every country.  Wolfe has served with Cru for 55 years after Dr. Bill Bright challenged him to help fulfill the Great Commission. Bright emphasized that ministry power comes from the Holy Spirit's work in believers' lives, prioritizing right relationships with God and others before discussing strategy.  The Jesus Film Project has developed multiple distribution methods, including the Jesus Film app available on smartphones and solar-powered backpack units for remote areas without internet or electricity. These tools enable evangelists to share the Gospel in any of the film's available languages.