The WIN WIN Evangelism Podcast

What could turn a teenager struggling with drugs, violence and hopelessness into someone who spends his life telling millions of people about Jesus? And what happens when one encounter with Christ changes everything? For Father Rob Galea, the journey from a troubled teenager in Malta to an internationally recognised evangelist was anything but ordinary. At one of the darkest moments of his life, a desperate prayer, the faith of his family and an unexpected invitation to a youth group set him on a path towards discovering the love of Jesus. In this episode of The Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom speaks with Father Rob, a Catholic priest, author, musician and founder of ICON Ministry, about his remarkable journey of faith and how that experience continues to shape his passion for evangelism. From his surprising appearance on The X Factor to reaching young people through music, schools, social media and gaming, Father Rob shares why knowing Jesus personally is at the heart of sharing Him with others. But reaching people with the gospel is only the beginning. Father Rob explains why effective evangelism must move beyond a powerful encounter with Jesus towards discipleship and helping people become confident in sharing their own faith. He shares the lessons he learnt from ministry burnout, the importance of developing excellence in communicating the gospel, and how his team is finding creative ways to connect young people with local Christian communities. You'll also hear the moving story of how his mother and grandmother prayed and helped open the door for him to discover Jesus, along with insights from his books Breakthrough and Eli's Journey. Whether you're a Christian wanting to share your faith more naturally, a parent praying for your children or a church leader passionate about reaching the next generation, this conversation will challenge you to consider an important question: Are we simply telling people about Jesus, or are we helping them encounter Him and become lifelong disciples? IN THIS EPISODE Father Rob's personal journey from a troubled youth to faith The role of testimony in evangelism Strategies for engaging youth and children in faith The importance of excellence in proclaiming the gospel Connecting young people with local churches   EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:00 - Introduction 04:08 - Father Rob's experience on X Factor and lessons on peace 06:09- The growth of Icon Ministry and its impact 08:50 - Father Rob's new children's book Eli's Journey 11:53 - Reaching youth through testimony and effective communication 15:02 - The craft of evangelism and working with schools 23:00 - Father Rob's story about his grandmother and faith influence   WATCH THE EPISODE   Full Video Episode Watch the short video - I Was Hopeless with Father Rob Galea   MEET FR. ROB GALEA Fr. Rob Galea is a Catholic priest, international speaker, author and award-winning musician passionate about sharing the love of Jesus. Originally from Malta and now serving in Victoria, Australia, he is the founder and executive director of ICON Ministry, reaching over 2 million people worldwide each year. Through music, school outreach, digital media and books including Breakthrough and Eli’s Journey, Fr Rob inspires people of all ages to encounter Jesus, grow in faith and discover the hope found in Christ..   Connect with Fr Rob Galea and ICON Ministry: Icon Ministry Website Icon Ministry  Facebook Icon Ministry Instagram Icon Ministry YouTube Fr. Rob Galea Website Fr. Rob Galea Facebook Fr. Rob Galea Instagram Fr. Rob Galea YouTube Book: Eli’s Journey Book: Breakthrough OTHER EPISODES YOU MAY ENJOY Exploring the Concept From Digital Evangelism to Christian Community with Nick Runyon Digital Evangelism: How Ryan from NeedGod.net Is Reaching 1.3 Million+ People Online Natchi Lazarus: Can AI Help Us Share Jesus or Evangelise, Without Replacing the Human? Step In to the Mission with Mike Stevens When I Took a Homeless Woman to Church How to Share Your Faith Like Jesus: Lessons from Pais Movement Founder Paul Clayton Gibbs Evangelism After Christendom with Ger Jones      GO FURTHER WITH EVANGELISM FREE Trial Share Jesus Membership: https://www.sharejesus.com.au/ Free Sample On Mission with God @Home: https://evangelisminaustralia.com/freesample/ On Mission with God @Home Full Course Details: https://courses.evangelisminaustralia.com/courses/on-mission-with-god-4modules-flagship-course   Support the Win Win Evangelism Podcast Buy Me a Coffee Get the latest from Evangelism in Australia: Subscribe | Website | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook   GO DEEPER Discussion Questions 1. Are we sharing Jesus from a place of genuine relationship with Him? Why is it possible to become so busy serving Jesus that we neglect spending time with Him? Is your desire to share Jesus growing out of your relationship with Him, or has evangelism become another task to complete? Read: John 15:4–5; Revelation 2:4–5   2. Are we willing to share our personal story of encountering Jesus? Why can sharing your personal experience of Jesus be a powerful starting point for evangelism? If someone asked how Jesus has changed your life, could you explain it in two minutes? Read: Mark 5:19; 1 Peter 3:15   3. Are we willing to meet people where they are? What can Father Rob's approach teach us about adapting the way we communicate the gospel without changing its message? Are there people you're struggling to reach because you're expecting them to engage with Christianity in ways that feel unfamiliar to them? Scripture: 1 Corinthians 9:22–23; Matthew 28:19–20 4. Are we helping people encounter Jesus or simply giving them religious information? What's the difference between knowing facts about Jesus and having a personal relationship with Him? When you share your faith, do you focus mainly on explaining Christian beliefs, or do you also help people understand who Jesus is and what it means to follow Him? Read: John 17:3; Philippians 3:8–10 5. Does our evangelism lead people towards discipleship? Why is evangelism incomplete if we never consider what happens after someone responds to Jesus? Does your church or ministry have a practical way to help new believers grow in their faith and become confident in sharing Jesus? Read: Matthew 28:19–20; Acts 2:41–42 6. Are we willing to choose obedience over recognition and success? How can the desire for recognition, popularity or ministry success distract Christians from following God's direction? Are there areas of your life where you're prioritising results over obedience to Jesus? Read: Proverbs 3:5–6; Galatians 1:10 7. Are we underestimating the power of prayer and a simple invitation? What does Father Rob's story teach us about the importance of prayer, patience and personal invitations in evangelism? Is there someone in your family or circle of friends you've been praying for but haven't yet invited to explore faith? Read: Colossians 4:2–4; James 5:16; John 1:40–42

What if one of the biggest things holding back evangelism isn't a lack of resources, people or opportunities but our reluctance to work together? What could happen if churches stopped protecting their own little corners and started working towards something bigger? Christians share the same Great Commission, yet churches and ministries can sometimes find themselves working separately, competing for resources or struggling to collaborate across different traditions. But what if reaching more people for Jesus requires us to think beyond our own churches and organisations?  In this episode of The Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom speaks with Charlie Burke, Network Lead at Exponential Australia, about why collaboration is so important for evangelism and how working together can help more people encounter Jesus. Drawing on his experience with Alpha Australia, Exponential Australia and church planting, Charlie shares why humility, genuine relationships and a shared commitment to God's mission can make a significant difference. From overcoming personal agendas and learning from Christians who do things differently to celebrating the success of other churches, Charlie challenges us to reconsider what effective evangelism looks like when we work together. He shares practical insights into building relationships across denominations, navigating disagreements and creating partnerships that go beyond meetings and good intentions. Whether you're a church leader, ministry worker or everyday Christian, this conversation will encourage you to look beyond your own circle and ask a challenging question: Are we more concerned about growing our own ministry, or helping more people come to know Jesus? IN THIS EPISODE The importance of collaboration for kingdom advancement How humility and shared vision foster unity Practical steps for building church relationships Overcoming barriers to collaboration The role of leadership in fostering unity   EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:00 - Introduction 04:03 - A story illustrating successful partnership 06:02 - Barriers to collaboration and how to overcome them 08:52 - The importance of shared mission over uniformity 11:48 - Practical steps for building relationships 18:04 - Responding to opposition in collaboration 21:00 - The significance of spiritual friendship and humility 21:58 - The call to collective impact in Australia   WATCH THE EPISODE   Full Video Episode Watch the short video - Unity for the Sake of Mission Works   MEET CHARLIE BURKE Charlie Burke is a passionate Christian leader with over a decade of experience in evangelism, church planting and ministry collaboration across Australia. He currently serves as the Executive Ministry Director of Exponential Australia and leads a local church community alongside his wife, Jessica, in Blacktown, Western Sydney. With a heart for connecting churches and Christian leaders, Charlie is committed to strengthening collaboration across the body of Christ to advance the gospel and help more people encounter Jesus. Connect with Charlie Burke and Exponential Australia: Exponential Australia Website Exponential Australia  Facebook Page Exponential Australia on Instagram OTHER EPISODES YOU MAY ENJOY Digital Evangelism: How Ryan from NeedGod.net Is Reaching 1.3 Million+ People Online Natchi Lazarus: Can AI Help Us Share Jesus or Evangelise, Without Replacing the Human? Step In to the Mission with Mike Stevens When I Took a Homeless Woman to Church How to Share Your Faith Like Jesus: Lessons from Pais Movement Founder Paul Clayton Gibbs Evangelism After Christendom with Ger Jones AI for Christians: Why AI Makes the Gospel More Relevant Than Ever     GO FURTHER WITH EVANGELISM FREE Trial Share Jesus Membership: https://www.sharejesus.com.au/ Free Sample On Mission with God @Home: https://evangelisminaustralia.com/freesample/ On Mission with God @Home Full Course Details: https://courses.evangelisminaustralia.com/courses/on-mission-with-god-4modules-flagship-course   Support the Win Win Evangelism Podcast: Buy Me a Coffee Get the latest from Evangelism in Australia: Subscribe | Website | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook   GO DEEPER Discussion Questions 1. Are we trying to fulfil the Great Commission on our own? Why do churches and Christians sometimes approach evangelism as something they need to do independently? How might your approach to sharing Jesus change if you saw other Christians and churches as partners rather than separate organisations? Read: Matthew 28:18–20; 1 Corinthians 12:12–27 2. Are we more concerned about building our own ministry than advancing God's kingdom? What personal ambitions, preferences or insecurities can prevent Christians from working together? Are there times when you've been more concerned about receiving recognition than seeing someone encounter Jesus? Scripture: Philippians 2:3–8; John 3:30 3. Are we willing to work with Christians who do things differently? What assumptions do you sometimes make about Christians from other churches or denominations? How could learning from Christians with different experiences strengthen your understanding of evangelism? Read: Ephesians 4:3–6; Romans 12:4–5 4. Is our unity built around friendship alone, or a shared mission? What's the difference between Christians getting along and Christians actively working together for evangelism? Does your church or small group have a clear sense of how it could work with others to help more people encounter Jesus? Read: Philippians 1:27; John 17:20–23 5. Could you celebrate another church's success as much as your own? What if revival broke out in the church down the road rather than your own? Why can it sometimes be difficult to celebrate another church or ministry's growth? What does your reaction to someone else's success reveal about your understanding of God's kingdom? Read: 1 Corinthians 12:26; Philippians 2:3–4 6. Are we investing in relationships before expecting collaboration? Why is trust important when churches or Christians want to work together? Are you more focused on what someone can contribute to your ministry than on building a genuine relationship with them? Read: Romans 12:10–13; Ecclesiastes 4:9–10 7. What would change if we measured evangelism by our collective impact? How might our priorities change if we measured success by the number of people being reached across our community rather than the growth of our own ministry? What resources, relationships or opportunities could your church or small group share to strengthen evangelism in your area? Scripture: 1 Corinthians 3:6–9; Matthew 9:37–38

What happens after someone clicks on a Christian video, asks a question about Jesus or responds to the gospel online? Is that where evangelism ends? Or could it be the beginning of something much bigger? Digital evangelism is reaching people around the world in ways that would have been unimaginable just a few decades ago. But while views, clicks and online responses can tell us how many people we're reaching, they don't necessarily tell us what's happening in someone's journey towards Jesus. In this episode of The Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom speaks with Nick Runyon from Media Impact International, a global non-profit helping ministries use digital media to share the gospel and connect people with Christian community. Nick introduces the idea of “the gospel as a long walk”, challenging us to think beyond someone's first encounter with Jesus and consider how genuine relationships and ongoing discipleship help people grow in their faith. From turning anonymous online viewers into meaningful conversations to helping people connect with local churches, Nick shares practical insights into what happens after someone responds to digital evangelism. He explores why trust matters, how churches can create simple next steps for people exploring Christianity, and why AI should support ministry rather than replace human connection. You'll also discover how responding to criticism with kindness and grace can become a powerful witness to those watching online. IN THIS EPISODE The concept of the gospel as a long walk and its implications for digital evangelism How digital tools can catalyze and grow relationships for faith The role of AI in answering questions and managing online inquiries Strategies for moving online contacts into local church communities Challenges and opportunities in digital evangelism in different cultural contexts   EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:00 - Introduction 04:16 - The gospel as a long walk and its significance for digital evangelism 08:06 - Transitioning online contacts to local Christian communities 13:07 - The role of AI in answering questions and managing inquiries 17:42 - Challenges in moving online contacts into faith communities 23:52 - Final thoughts and encouragement for digital evangelism   WATCH THE EPISODE   Full Video Episode Watch the short video Discipleship Happens in the Context of Relationship     MEET NICK RUNYON Nick Runyon is a leader in digital evangelism with nearly 15 years of experience helping Christian ministries use media and technology to share the gospel. Through his work with Media Impact International (MII), a global non-profit organisation, Nick helps churches and ministries turn online engagement into meaningful relationships, Christian community and ongoing discipleship. Connect with Nick and Media Impact International: Media Impact International Website Media Impact International YouTube Media Impact International Facebook Media Impact International Instagram The Digital Media Podcast Nick Runyon LinkedIn OTHER EPISODES YOU MAY ENJOY Digital Evangelism: How Ryan from NeedGod.net Is Reaching 1.3 Million+ People Online Natchi Lazarus: Can AI Help Us Share Jesus or Evangelise, Without Replacing the Human? Reaching Gamers for Christ: Theos Ministry Story AI for Christians: Why AI Makes the Gospel More Relevant Than Ever     GO FURTHER WITH EVANGELISM FREE Trial Share Jesus Membership: https://www.sharejesus.com.au/ Free Sample On Mission with God @Home: https://evangelisminaustralia.com/freesample/ On Mission with God @Home Full Course Details: https://courses.evangelisminaustralia.com/courses/on-mission-with-god-4modules-flagship-course   Support the Win Win Evangelism Podcast: Buy Me a Coffee Get the latest from Evangelism in Australia: Subscribe | Website | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook   GO DEEPER Discussion Questions 1. Are we treating evangelism as a one-time conversation or a lifelong journey? How does thinking about the gospel as a long walk change the way we approach evangelism?  Think of someone you've previously spoken to about Jesus. What practical step could you take to encourage them to continue exploring faith? Read: Matthew 28:19–20; Colossians 2:6–7 2. What happens after someone responds to the gospel?Why is it important to think beyond someone's first response to the gospel? Does your church or ministry have a clear way of helping someone who expresses an interest in Jesus take their next step?Read: Acts 2:41–42; 1 Thessalonians 2:8 3. Are we answering people's questions or genuinely listening to their needs? Discuss: Why do Christians sometimes rush to provide answers instead of taking time to understand someone's situation? Reflect: How could asking better questions help you have more meaningful conversations about Jesus? Read: James 1:19; Proverbs 20:5 4. Are we creating opportunities for people to move from watching to participating? How can churches make it easier for people who watch their content online to connect with real Christians? Are there people engaging with your church or ministry online who may be interested in faith but don't know how to take the next step? Read: Romans 12:13; Hebrews 10:24–25 5. Are we using technology to build relationships or replace them? What are the benefits and risks of using AI in evangelism? Are there ways technology could help you spend less time on administration and more time connecting with people? Read: 1 Thessalonians 2:8; Philippians 2:4 6. How can we help someone move from an online conversation into Christian community? What might make someone hesitant to visit a church after exploring Christianity online? How welcoming and accessible is your church to someone who has never attended before? Read: Acts 2:46–47; Romans 15:7 7. Could the way you respond to criticism become an opportunity for evangelism? How do you usually respond when someone challenges or criticises Christianity online? What might a non-Christian learn about Jesus by observing the way you respond to disagreement? Read: Colossians 4:5–6; 1 Peter 3:15–16; Proverbs 15:1  

What if the generation we think is walking away from Christianity is also asking more questions about Jesus than we realise? And what if the biggest challenge isn't their lack of interest - but whether we're ready to respond? We've heard plenty about declining church attendance, young people leaving Christianity and the growing number of Australians identifying as having no religion. But is that the whole story? In this episode of The Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom explores what recent Australian and US research reveals about Gen Z and their openness to Jesus. From young Australians moving towards Christian identification to American teenagers expressing curiosity about faith, Tina challenges us to look beyond the headlines and reconsider what these findings could mean for evangelism today. But curiosity about Jesus doesn't automatically lead to faith, and that's where Christians and churches have an important role to play. Tina unpacks why genuine relationships, honest conversations and the way we treat people matter just as much as our ability to explain the gospel. She also introduces a practical approach to evangelism - Recognise, Relate and Reveal - to help everyday believers notice opportunities, build meaningful relationships and confidently share Jesus. Whether you're a Christian wanting to share your faith more naturally or a church leader thinking about reaching the next generation, this episode will challenge you to stop making assumptions about young people and start asking a better question: Are we ready when someone becomes curious about Jesus? IN THIS EPISODE Research on Gen Z's faith attitudes in Australia and the US The importance of listening and genuine relationships in evangelism The role of curiosity and questions in faith exploration Challenges of relevance and trust in reaching young people Practical steps for Christians and churches to foster faith conversations     EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:00 - Introduction: The Opportunity with Gen Z 01:49 - Research Findings from Australia on Gen Z Faith Trends 05:00 - US Teen Attitudes Toward Jesus and Faith 06:23 - Understanding Gen Z's World of Information and Curiosity 07:45 - Creating Safe Spaces for Questions in Churches 09:06 - Addressing Disappointments and Disconnection from Church 14:57 - The Three R's: Recognize, Relate, Reveal 18:35 - Practical Steps for Engaging Gen Z Today 19:58 - Conclusion: The Future of Evangelism with Gen Z   WATCH THE EPISODE   Full Video Episode - Watch Now The Most Evangelistic Thing You Can Do is Not to Win an Argument - Watch Now   MEET TINA WALDROM Tina Waldrom is the founder of Evangelism in Australia and host of The Win Win Evangelism Podcast. Tina has developed a deep conviction that evangelism is not only essential but learnable. Drawing on years of practical experience, ministry and training, she equips believers and church leaders with the clarity, confidence and practical tools they need to engage in meaningful faith conversations, recognise where God is already at work and make evangelism a natural part of everyday Christian life. Connect with Tina: Website - Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn   GO DEEPER Discussion Questions 1. Are we assuming young people aren't interested in Jesus? Have you ever assumed someone wouldn't be interested in Christianity because of their age, lifestyle or background? How might those assumptions prevent you from recognising opportunities for evangelism?Scripture: Acts 17:22-23; John 4:7-10 2. Are we creating space for honest questions about faith? How do you usually respond when someone asks a difficult question about Christianity? Do people feel comfortable expressing doubts or disagreements around you, or do they feel pressured to accept your answers? Scripture: James 1:19; 1 Peter 3:15 3. Does the way we live make Jesus attractive to others? What do our actions communicate about Jesus to people who don't yet follow Him? If a non-Christian described their experience of you or your church, what might they say about your kindness, integrity and love? Scripture: John 13:34-35; Matthew 5:16 4. Are we talking about evangelism more than we're actually doing it? Why is it sometimes easier to attend evangelism training than to have an actual conversation about Jesus? What's currently stopping you from taking the next step in sharing your faith? Scripture: James 1:22; Colossians 4:5-6 5. Are we genuinely interested in people, or simply trying to reach them? What's the difference between building a genuine friendship and treating someone as an evangelism opportunity? Are there people in your life you could spend more time getting to know, without immediately trying to steer the conversation towards faith? Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 2:8; Philippians 2:3-4 6. Are we willing to move from showing love to talking about Jesus? Why do Christians sometimes find it easier to demonstrate their faith through actions than to talk openly about Jesus? How could you naturally share what Jesus means to you without making the conversation feel forced?Scripture: Romans 10:14-15; Colossians 4:5-6 7. What would change if we became more intentional about evangelism? Of the three areas: Recognise, Relate and Reveal - which comes most naturally to you? Which one needs the most attention? What could you or your church do differently over the next 30 days to help more people explore Jesus? Scripture: Matthew 28:19-20; 1 Corinthians 3:6-7   OTHER EPISODES YOU MAY ENJOY Greg Stier on Growing A Youth Ministry by Multiplying Gospel Conversations How to Reach Different Generations With The Gospel Sharing the Gospel in a Secular Australia (with Tina Waldrom) The Stats for Effective Evangelism with Mark McCrindle Why are So Many Australians Turning Away From Christianity and What Can We Do About It?     GO FURTHER WITH EVANGELISM FREE Trial Share Jesus Membership: https://www.sharejesus.com.au/ Free Sample On Mission with God @Home: https://evangelisminaustralia.com/freesample/ On Mission with God @Home Full Course Details: https://courses.evangelisminaustralia.com/courses/on-mission-with-god-4modules-flagship-course   Support the Win Win Evangelism Podcast: Buy Me a Coffee Get the latest from Evangelism in Australia: Subscribe | Website | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook

What if the next person you share Jesus with isn't sitting across from you at a coffee shop? What if they're scrolling through TikTok, watching YouTube or asking questions in an online chat? And what if reaching them is easier than you think? Millions of people spend hours online every day, searching for answers, connecting with others and exploring life's biggest questions. But how often do Christians see these digital spaces as opportunities for evangelism? In this episode of The Win Win Evangelism Podcast, Tina Waldrom speaks with Ryan, Founder of NeedGod.net, a ministry reaching an audience of more than 1.3 million followers across TikTok, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram. From starting out terrified of sharing his faith to leading a growing digital evangelism ministry, Ryan shares how ordinary Christians can use the internet to reach people with the good news of Jesus. Through remarkable stories of online conversations, people discovering the gospel and lives changing over time, Ryan explores what digital evangelism looks like in practice. You'll hear why so many people misunderstand the message of Christianity, how to respond to difficult questions about faith, and why sharing Jesus doesn't require a huge following or professional content. Whether you're confident on social media or unsure where to begin, this conversation will encourage you to see the digital world as a genuine mission field and take one simple step towards sharing Jesus with someone online. IN THIS EPISODE Ryan's journey from street evangelism to digital outreach The impact of COVID-19 on expanding online ministry Strategies for engaging strangers in online chats Handling objections and sharing the gospel effectively The role of AI and social media in future evangelism Training and equipping others for digital outreach Measuring spiritual impact in online evangelism Stories of life-changing conversions through online conversations   EPISODE CHAPTERS 00:00 - Introduction to Ryan and NeedGod.net 04:37 - Engaging strangers and handling objections in live chats 07:03 - Common misconceptions about Christianity and the gospel 09:27 - Responding to questions about suffering and evil 14:34 - Measuring the spiritual impact of digital evangelism 17:44 - The future of digital mission fields and AI integration 20:06 - Practical advice for ordinary Christians starting online evangelism   WATCH THE EPISODE   Full Video Episode Watch the short video Going From Just Agnostic All the Way to Professing Faith in Jesus MEET RYAN AND NEEDGOD.NET Ryan Hemelaar is a Brisbane-based evangelist and Founder of NeedGod.net, a digital evangelism ministry reaching more than 1.3 million followers across TikTok, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram. Through NeedGod.net, he has taken evangelism from the streets to the digital world, using everyday conversations to explore questions about life, death, eternity and salvation through Jesus Christ.  Connect with Ryan and NeedGod.net: NeedGod.Net Website NeedGod.Net YouTube NeedGod.Net Facebook NeedGod.Net Instagram NeedGodNet TikTok Evangelism training Suggested Videos: I Confronted Streamer Ray "DO YOU BELIEVE IN GOD?" 200k Subs! LIVE Viewer Chats, Q&A, Sharing the Gospel OTHER EPISODES YOU MAY ENJOY Natchi Lazarus: Can AI Help Us Share Jesus or Evangelise, Without Replacing the Human? Reaching Gamers for Christ: Theos Ministry Story AI for Christians: Why AI Makes the Gospel More Relevant Than Ever Sport as a Mission Field: Helping Coaches and Athletes Make Disciples     GO FURTHER WITH EVANGELISM AI & Jesus - free 14 page download FREE Trial Share Jesus Membership https://www.sharejesus.com.au/ Free Sample On Mission with God @Home: https://evangelisminaustralia.com/freesample/ On Mission with God @Home Full Course Details: https://courses.evangelisminaustralia.com/courses/on-mission-with-god-4modules-flagship-course   Support the Win Win Evangelism Podcast: Buy Me a Coffee Get the latest from Evangelism in Australia: Subscribe | Website | YouTube | Instagram | Facebook   GO DEEPER Discussion Questions 1. Are we overlooking the digital world as a mission field? When you think about evangelism, do you mainly picture face-to-face conversations? Why might the online world also be an important place to share Jesus? Read: Matthew 28:19-20; Acts 1:8 2. What's stopping you from sharing Jesus online? What makes you hesitant to share Jesus online? Is it fear of rejection, not knowing what to say, or worrying about how people will respond? Read: 2 Timothy 1:7; 1 Peter 3:15 3. Do people really understand the good news of Jesus? How can we help people understand the difference between doing good works to earn salvation and doing good works because we have received salvation? Read: Ephesians 2:8-10; Romans 6:23 4. Are we prepared to respond when people ask difficult questions about God? What questions about Christianity do you find most difficult to answer? Read: 1 Peter 3:15-16; James 1:19 5. Are we willing to keep sharing Jesus even when we don't see immediate results? How do you respond when someone seems uninterested or even hostile towards Christianity?Read: 1 Corinthians 3:6-7; Galatians 6:9 6. Are we measuring evangelism by popularity or spiritual impact? How can we make sure that reaching more people never becomes more important than genuinely caring for individuals?Read: Luke 15:4-7; 1 Thessalonians 2:8 7. What is one small step you could take towards digital evangelism this week? What simple form of digital evangelism could realistically become part of your everyday life? Read: Colossians 4:5-6; Matthew 9:37-38