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Evangelism

Program Purpose

Evangelism is at the heart of the Great Commission. The Evangelism major is designed to prepare men to effectively do the work of an evangelist. In addition to receiving a solid foundation in Biblical studies and effective communication in preaching and personal evangelism, the student evangelist will learn about the philosophy, methods, and answers to issues in evangelism from instructors who are presently active in evangelism.

Program Overview

132 Credit Hours
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Bible and Theology

50 Credit Hours

General Education

33 Credit Hours

Electives

1 Credit Hour

Evangelism

16 Credit Hours

Bible Language

14 Credit Hours

Church Education

18 Credit Hours

Key Courses

Evangelistic Preaching

EVN 402 | 2 Credit Hours
The preparation and delivery of effective evangelistic sermons. The development of an introduction that captures the audience’s attention and leads into a sermon body that clearly applies Biblical truth to the hearer and prepares for a fruitful invitation that encourages people to decide for Christ.

Personal Evangelism

CED 101 | 2 Credit Hours
A training course in personal evangelism with an emphasis on doing, rather than on discussion. The students will be motivated to win souls and be equipped for this great task.

Philosophy & Issues in Evangelism

EVN 302 | 2 Credit Hours
The Biblical philosophy of evangelism and the gift of an evangelist, and how that philosophy addresses current issues in evangelism.

The Evangelist’s Work

EVN 401 | 2 Credit Hours
The focus of the evangelist’s work with the development of skills and the understanding of tasks that help him carry out his work. His preparation for revival and for revival meetings, his preparation of materials for promotion and carrying out his work, and his overseeing music in revival meetings.
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