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Romans Road Evangelism Advantages And Disadvantages
Methods of Evangelism
Brooke Fox
Liberty University Online

Romans Road
Summary of Method – Romans Road shows how a person can be lad to Christ through a series of steps. These steps are all found in the book of Romans, hence the name, Romans Road. It provides a very clear perspective of who needs salvation, why they need salvation, how God provides salvation, how we receive salvation, and the results of salvation.
Advantages – It is step-by-step and is very direct on what has happened to Christ, and how we can be with Him for eternity.
Disadvantages – Romans Road does not show how to live a life for Christ after a person invites Christ to be their Lord and
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They are talking to friends that they have made and people that they trust. This allows them to be themselves when talking about God.
Disadvantages – Some people would rather not put their guard down and show some transparency when talking about religion. They might be afraid of rejection from their friends.
Door-to-Door Evangelism
Summary of Method – Door to door evangelism is going from house to house sharing the good news of Jesus Christ. Mormons and Jehovah’s Witnesses use this method.
Advantages- One advantage for this method is that you are talking to people where they are comfortable (at their home). It is a one on one conversation that could be starting a religious revolution in their life. Also, you are reaching out to people who may be at a very vulnerable point in their life, a point where they need Christ.
Disadvantages – This method may put your safety in harms way by not knowing who the people are. People may also refuse to listen, may not be home, may rebuke you, and may become hostile with you. Studies and surveys have shown it is not the most effective evangelism method.

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