Just Walk Across the Room: Simple Steps Pointing People to Faith | Bill Hybels

Just Walk Across the Room: Simple Steps Pointing People to Faith | Bill Hybels | Wow!!!

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	Just Walk Across the Room: Simple Steps Pointing People to Faith Bill Hybels Zondervan, 2006 - 219 pages average customer review:based on 39 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Fantastic Book. Highly Recommended

As a Christ-follower who struggles with evangelism, Bill Hybel's latest book was very timely. Read the book for the details, but in short, reaching people for Christ involves: getting out of my own comfort zone; loving people where they are; listening to them! (really listening to their story); sensing where the Holy Spirit is moving; and finally realizing that my involvement may only be helping them move a step closer to faith, and that's okay! You won't be sorry for buying and reading this book.

Wow!!!

I am 66 years old and have been in the church all of my life (well, that is I've been a member since I was 10, but I've been IN the church since the first Sunday I was alive). At this late date THIS book is changing my life. It is very well written, easy to read, and the concepts are amazing! I am buying more copies and giving them away.

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Relationship Evanglism guide

Great book for building relationships, creating a short, precise testimony and living your faith! Highly recommended.

Just Walk Across the Room

This is the best and most practical evangelism tool we have found. It is simple and fits all personalities. The church is going to use this program for everyone in June.

Read with Caution

My pastor asked our church's cell groups to go through Ray Comfort's "The Way of the Master". I got special permission to go through this book instead, because as a natural skeptic who filters everything through the intellect (as do some of the members of my cell group), Comfort's method would have never worked in getting me saved (but rather probably would have pushed me farther away). Unlike Comfort's approach, I like that this book states that there are several witnessing styles and God uses them all (not just the confrontational approach encouraged by Comfort). Hybels does a great job of stirring the heart to get a vision for reaching the lost. However, I do feel that Hybels is a bit of a people pleaser and in many instances could have and should have taken his opportunities much farther when a door of communication was opened with him and a non-believer (Would it have hurt to ask the little old lady he lifted over a snow bank if she knows Jesus?). Hybels strength is building relationships with the "unconvinced", and that's where I was inspired. But I would say read with caution so as not to let this book excuse you to keep quiet when God opens a door.

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