The Evangelism Podcast

Today's guest on The Evangelism Podcast is Evan Herrman—a passionate communicator, devoted family man, and the CEO of Evangelism NOW. From a young age, Evan has loved the Church and ministry, a calling that led him to earn a degree in Theology from Oral Roberts University. He has dedicated his life to helping others grow in faith and purpose. But Evan's journey hasn't been without obstacles. As a child, he struggled with reading and writing—graduating high school with only a seventh-grade reading level. Yet through determination and faith, he overcame those early challenges. Now, as an author, he wrote a book called Evangelism Now that inspire others to overcome their own evangelism barriers and boldly live out their faith. Evan believes that everyone has a unique story to tell, and he's on a mission to empower people to share their testimonies and make a difference in the world. In this episode, we'll hear Evan's incredible story of perseverance, purpose, and passion for evangelism—and how he's using his life to bring hope to others. Learn more about The Evangelism Podcast: https://kingministries.com/the-evangelism-podcast-with-daniel-king/ 

Mike Francen has traveled to over one hundred nations in his quest for souls. Millions of people have said "Yes!" to Jesus in his massive Gospel crusades. He has written more than forty books and he has over three million copies in print. On today's episode of The Evangelism Podcast you will be inspired as you hear the stories of the lessons he has learned and the victories he has seen as he has traveled around the world telling people about Jesus.  

Thailand is a nation ripe for revival, and God is on the move! In this episode of the Evangelism Podcast, we hear from Ryan Aitken, a missionary who has experienced firsthand the powerful work of the Holy Spirit in Thailand. Ryan shares his vision for stadiums filled with Thai people running to the feet of Jesus, and how he has been leading gospel outreaches and crusades across the country, seeing thousands come to Christ. Get ready to be inspired and challenged as we explore how God is moving in Thailand, and how you can get involved in reaching this predominantly Buddhist nation for Jesus. The time is now for a great awakening in Thailand! Can you help us build Gospel Trucks for Thailand? Click here to give today: https://kingministries.com/donate/ 

Kevin Tallaksen is being used by Jesus to reach people in the Northeast of America. He is sharing the Gospel on the streets and training churches to be bold in sharing their faith. Today he shares with us some of the secrets of doing  effective street evangelism. As you listen you will learn key questions that help start conversations about God with people from many different religious backgrounds and even those who have no religious background at all.

Brian Romero is one of the most popular Christian YouTube influencers in the world. He has over five million subscribers on YouTube. Today we are going to talk about how to go viral on YouTube with Christian content. You are going to learn how to use YouTube to evangelize a social media generation in a digital world. Join Brain Romeo's Coaching Program today: https://www.skool.com/kingdomcreatoracademy/about?ref=5106a1eff8d34b4a9e0dfbe2c50596f1   

Mattheus van der Steen leads Harvest Fields International. He is from the Netherlands and he is known as The Flying Dutchman. Today we talk about reaching everyone for Jesus in the Asian nation of Thailand. Mattheus explains how crusades and Gospel trucks will be used to spread the Good News across this nation that is only 2% Christian. Make sure you listen all the way to the end of today's episode because we will be giving away free scholarships to all my listeners for the Christ for All Nations School of Ministry in Orlando, Florida. Learn more about Mattheus van der Steen: https://harvestfieldsinternational.com/ Help us purchase a Gospel Truck for Thailand: https://everyonethailand.com/  Apply for your free scholarship for the Christ For All Nations School of Ministry: https://cfansom.org/ 

Andrew Scarborough is doing follow up of new believer in Cambodia that has seen an 80% success rate. On today's episode of The Evangelism Podcast he describes his method of turning decisions into disciples. Andrew grew up as a missionary in Indonesia working with his parents.  Unfortunately, in his late teens he fell away from the Lord, but in a miraculous encounter with a believer, Andrew came back to Jesus. His gratefulness for how Jesus brought him back and saved him is now his motivation for reaching out to the lost. Keep listening, you will enjoy hearing his story!

On today's episode of The Evangelism Podcast you will hear Daniel King minister on "Boldness for Evangelism" at the EveryONE Thailand conference in Bangkok, Thailand, hosted by the Global Evangelist Alliance. Over two thousand pastors and church leaders gathered together for this kickoff event to evangelize Thailand. The nation of 70 million people is only 2% Christian, but the churches of Thailand have a goal to increase the number of Christians to be 10% of the population. This would represent a total of 7 million souls coming to Jesus. The goal of EveryONE Thailand is to take the Gospel to all 77 provinces of Thailand over the next eighteen months!

Jeff Symons is the host of the Kingdom Awakening Podcast and he recently he asked to interview Evangelist Daniel King. So on today's Evangelism Podcast, instead of Daniel King interviewing a guest, you will hear as Jeff Symons interviews Daniel King. He asks some intriguing questions about evangelism, so you will definitely want to hear our conversation. 

Tom Elie, the founder of Oasis World Ministries, developed a simple yet powerful tool called the One Minute Witness—a method that makes evangelism easy, natural, and effective. In this episode of the Evangelism Podcast, we'll discover how this tool is changing lives, hear incredible testimonies of people coming to Christ, and learn how YOU can use the One Minute Witness to boldly share your faith. If you've ever wanted to tell people about Jesus but didn't know where to start, this episode is for you!

Beatty Carmichael is the author of the book, The Prayer of Freedom. He used to attend a cessationist church that did not believe in the gifts of healing, but when he saw God healing people his theology changed. In his book he describes a four step process that leads to supernatural healing. On today's episode of The Evangelism Podcast, we discuss the link between healing and salvation and how evangelists can use healing to bring people to Jesus.

Simon Chen has a heart to train evangelists in Asia. He lives in Taiwan and leads Asia Revival Ministry, which aims to train and equip Chinese evangelists to prepare for a "great harvest" in China and other Chinese-speaking nations. Today on the Evangelism Podcast we discuss what God did on one of his recent outreaches in Japan. We talk about the cultural differences in Asia compared to other regions of the world  . In Asia people are more reserved and shy about evangelism and it is important to train them and to restore their identity in Christ.

Elliot Morgan recently moved his whole family to Thailand because he wants to train the church to evangelize in the unreached nations of Southeast Asia. His journey to Thailand began about 15 years ago after he read Foxes' Book of Martyrs and felt called to reach the 10/40 window. He has been leading evangelism training camps in Thailand and the surrounding nations, focusing on teaching foundational biblical truths like Jesus as the Light of the world and the preeminence of Christ.

Timothée Paton is an evangelist passionate about reaching France with the Gospel. On today's episode of the Evangelism Podcast, we discusses the current spiritual state of France, noting that while churches have grown in size, the presentation of the gospel message has often been lacking. Timothée shares his vision to bring the clear, simple gospel presentation back to the forefront of church services. Timothée also talks about using short gospel stories and radio spots to effectively communicate the good news. He challenges believers to leave their comfort zones and take the gospel to the "deep end" - the unreached areas of France and the Francophone world. He expresses optimism about the opportunities to reach the French, particularly through the influx of believers from Africa, and calls for more missionaries to minister in the rural, traditionally Catholic regions of the country.  

On today's episode of the Evangelism Podcast, Evangelist Daniel King interviews the Gall family, Jeremy and Joscelyne and their son Coen.  Listen as they share stories on how God has given them supernatural faith for evangelism. Today you will learn your provision won't come until you take a step of Faith. There's no better time to step out into your ministry than now!   The Gall family has been involved in full-time evangelism for over 20 years, traveling to 28 states and 9 countries, with a focus on Russia. Jeremy Gall felt called to be an evangelist from a young age, and the family embraced this calling together. Their children have been immersed in ministry from a young age. The Gall family shared testimonies of miraculous healings and provision that have sustained their ministry over the years, including a deaf man's hearing being restored. They emphasized the importance of mentorship, stepping out in faith, and relying on God's provision rather than natural circumstances when pursuing a calling in evangelism.

John Wentz leads Alpha USA. Alpha is in over 150 countries and in the past thirty years about 35 million people have participated in Alpha groups. Last year over two million people went through their program. Alpha works in a prison cell, a refugee camp, a bar, a school, a neighborhood home, or a church. The secret to their evangelism success is asking questions and caring for people. On today's episode of The Evangelism Podcast you will hear some amazing testimonies about what God has done through Alpha. The Alpha program creates a safe, non-judgmental space for people to explore the Christian faith through meals, short talks, and open discussion. Alpha has been effective at reaching people outside the church by genuinely listening to their questions and struggles. Testimonies show how the welcoming community and focus on relationship rather than doctrinal correction can lead to life-transforming encounters with Jesus, even among the most resistant participants. Alpha's approach of empowering ordinary believers to invite friends and create this kind of environment has enabled its rapid global expansion and lasting impact. Questions we talk about: What is Alpha? What are some of the hard questions that people talk about in Alpha groups? What are some testimonies of how people are being reached through Alpha and perhaps you could share some statistics about the impact Alpha is having? What is your testimony? How did you come to know the Lord? How did you get involved with Alpha? Describe the philosophy behind how Alpha functions.  How did Nicky Gumbel change Alpha from a course for new believers into a course for people outside the church? What is it about our culture today that makes Alpha's approach so effective? If someone wants to start an Alpha group or support your ministry, what would be the best way for them to get connected with you?

Since May of 2023, the Christians in the state of Manipur in the nation of India have experienced persecution. Churches have been burned down, people have been attacked, and the Federal government of India has turned a blind eye to the violence. On today's episode of the Evangelism Podcast I speak with Khamthianmang Thangsing (Mang) from Manipur about how the church should pray for our brothers and sisters in Manipur and we talk about developing a theology of suffering.   

On today's episode of The Evangelism Podcast Pastor Mark Clements and Evangelist Daniel King talk about the challenges and joys of church planting. This episode covers how to to hear God's voice and how to encounter Him as you reach out to your community.

Jordan Chanin works for Share Word Global, the Canadian version of Gideons International. For many years they have been known for putting Bibles in the night stand in hotels around the world. On today's episode of The Evangelism Podcast, Jordan tells us about how ShareWord Global is training local churches in evangelism. We discuss the four core skills that will help you with your outreach conversations.

Chris Kingston is the Executive Director of ETeam Global, an evangelistic ministry founded by Dr. Tim Robnett. Their goal is to equip Ephesians 4 evangelists by identifying, affirming, training, and mobilizing evangelists worldwide. Today you will be inspired as Chris Kingston shares why he is passionate about evangelism.  

On today's episode of The Evangelism Podcast we hear stories about danger on the mission field. Evangelist Daniel King shares stories of the most dangerous situations he's ever faced when preaching the Gospel. We read Psalms 91 and as you listen you will learn about God's plan to protect you even when you are under attack.

On today's episode of The Evangelism Podcast, I talk to Ethan Hood. He is only fourteen years old but he is already being used by God to lead people to Jesus. Today, he explains the Two Questions that can Lead to Heaven. Get ready to be inspired...If a fourteen year old can preach the Gospel, you can too!  

Shane Degen is a from Australia, but he has a heart for America. God gave him a vision to do fifty stadium events – one in each state in America. Today we talk about how God set him free from a life of addiction to heroin and gave him a passion for evangelism.

On today's episode of the Evangelism Podcast, I talk to James Moore from Gift of Faith Ministries. He's about to go on a mission trip to the nation of Brazil, and in Brazil he's going to have the opportunity to share the gospel in a school setting. We talk about how to share the Gospel to school kids. If you're interested in being effective at sharing the gospel to a group of school children, keep listening.

The Global Evangelist Alliance hosts a monthly mentorship call for evangelists. During a recent call, Evangelist Rubens Cunha introduced Evangelist Daniel King, who has led over 1 million people to Christ through his worldwide evangelistic ministry. Daniel discussed the biblical role and calling of the evangelist, highlighting the examples of the evangelist Philip in the book of Acts. Key points include: Evangelists are called to preach the gospel to large crowds and see miracles, but also to equip and train others in evangelism. Evangelists must remain humble and focused on glorifying God, not themselves. Teenagers and young people can be effectively trained and deployed as evangelists. Evangelists should develop a strong support base through consistent communication and vision-casting to partners and supporters. This insightful mentorship call provides valuable guidance for those called to the evangelistic ministry.

Youth Hope was started in 1936 by some little old ladies who wanted to reach out to young people. It was originally known as the Christian Friendliness Society. Now they minister to children across the Quad Cities area. Today, Evangelist Daniel King interviews Mark Drake who has directed the ministry for the last thirty-seven years.

Evangelist Peter Kalagi from Uganda has been involved in extensive evangelism efforts across Uganda and other parts of Africa, including street preaching, feeding programs, and revival meetings. He had a powerful encounter with Jesus at the age of 14 that led him to pursue full-time ministry, though he initially resisted this calling. Peter Kalagi is now focused on a campaign called “I Am a Soul Winner”, seeking to inspire and equip more Ugandan believers to engage in evangelism and reach the lost.

Francophone Africa (including countries like Ivory Coast, Togo, Benin, and others) has unique cultural and linguistic differences compared to other parts of Africa. Today, Daniel King talks to Jean-Claude Chaffra who has a heart for reaching people in French speaking Africa.

Gerald Bogantes, an evangelist from Costa Rica, has a vision for reaching the youth of Costa Rica and Latin America with the gospel. On January 1st every year, he hosts “Dia Uno” (Day One) to call the youth of Costa Rica to repentance and unity. This event has grown from 4,500 attendees in the first year to over 10,000 in attendance across multiple countries. On today's episode of the Evangelism Podcast, we learn about how God is moving in Central America.

Today, Daniel King talks to Carrie Headington, an Episcopal evangelist serving the Anglican community in Dallas, Texas. They discuss Carrie's work equipping churches and everyday believers for evangelism, with a focus on raising up female evangelists. She shares lessons she learned from the late evangelist Michael Green, including the importance of having an “audience of one” in Jesus, persevering through spiritual warfare, and seeing how the Holy Spirit can revive even the most dormant churches when they engage in mission. We highlight the need for more bold, Spirit-filled evangelists, both men and women, to share the good news of Jesus in the world today.

November 9, 2024 is going to be a global day for youth evangelism and you are invited to participate. Greg Stier from Dare to Share has put together an app called “Life in Six Words” and a series of training videos that will help young people to share their faith. It is all free and today on the Evangelism Podcast we talk about how you can be involved in this worldwide outreach.

Teen Challenge is a global ministry that helps young people struggling with addiction and crime. Teen Challenge was started by David Wilkerson in New York City, with a vision to reach troubled youth and help them find transformation through the power of the gospel. Bernie Gillott is the Global Evangelism Coordinator for Teen Challenge.  The focus of Teen Challenge is not just rehabilitation, but true transformation through the power of the Holy Spirit and the Word of God. They disciple the men and women in their care to become evangelists themselves. Today on the Evangelism Podcast, we talk about David Wilkerson's legacy and about what God is doing through Teen Challenge.

Ukraine used to be known as the "breadbasket" of Europe but now, because of the war, many people in Ukraine are going hungry. Who will step into the gap and help feed Ukraine during this time of need? Today, Daniel King interviews Yuriy Boyechko. His organization "Hope for Ukraine" is providing humanitarian aid and spiritual support to the people of Ukraine in the midst of the ongoing war. Key points: Boyechko's organization distributes 1,500 food kits to families in frontline towns in Ukraine each week, as the country has gone from being the "breadbasket of Europe" to facing severe poverty and famine. The organization also runs an internally displaced persons center that provides shelter, meals, and opportunities for spiritual growth, with over 3,000 individuals visiting the center and many coming to faith in Christ. Boyechko's own background as the son of a Pentecostal pastor in Ukraine has shaped his commitment to sharing the gospel while providing practical aid. As the war continues, Boyechko sees the long-term need to provide counseling, job training, and other support to help rebuild lives and find spiritual healing in Ukraine.

Can God use a chicken farm as a tool for evangelism and church planting? Find out on today's episode of The Evangelism Podcast. Daniel King interviews Ryan Brown, the CEO of Open Doors, a ministry dedicated to helping the persecuted church. The organization was started by Brother Andrew who was known as God's Smuggler for his work smuggling Bibles into the former Soviet Union. Today, Open Doors continues its work of standing up for Christians who suffer persecution and discrimination.

Paulo Lopes is the Emerging Leaders Director for World Methodist Evangelism. On today's episode of The Evangelism Podcast we talk about the rich tradition of evangelism in Wesleyan Methodist movements going all the back to John Wesley and Francis Asbury.  The goal of World Methodist Evangelism is to be a connection point for the worldwide Wesleyan Methodist family offering training, gathering opportunities, and resources that empower Christ followers to share their faith in the context of today's realities. We talk about the importance of evangelism and the need for revival in the church. Paulo Lopes shares his observations on the current state of the church and the signs of awakening and hunger for God that he has seen around the world.

Today's generation is not worried about going to hell when they die because they often feel like they are living in hell right now. So how can we reach them for Jesus? Sean Dunn is reaching Millennials and Generation Z with innovative digital strategies. First he interrupts their social media time using paid advertising and Hollywood produced content. Then he uses online chats to provide answers to the real questions young people are asking about the pain they feel in their lives. They present the hope that comes through Jesus and ask people to make a commitment to follow Christ. You are going to love hearing about Sean's innovative method of evangelism on today's episode of The Evangelism Podcast.

How can we take a city for God? As evangelists we want to take cities and regions and nations for the Kingdom of God. But as we find out today in an Old Testament story, sometimes it is not easy to take a city for God. Recently I was asked to give a devotion to the organizing team for a crusade in Gandajika, Congo. On today's episode of The Evangelism Podcast, you will find out that the people who take cities for God are heroes in heaven.

What is the process for setting up a crusade? How long does it take to organize a crusade? What are the vital phases of crusade organization? On today's Evangelism Podcast, I speak with Pastor Mike from Zambia. He has just finished organizing a successful crusade in Gandajika, Congo. If you want to learn how to organize a crusade, today's episode is for you.

At our crusade in Gandajika in the Democratic Republic of Congo, I had the opportunity to sit down with some of the graduates of the Christ for All Nations Evangelism Bootcamp. They all came to Congo to help with organizing the crusade. Today on the Evangelism Podcast they share about what they have learned as evangelists and about the calling that God has on their lives. You will be inspired by their stories to do great things for God.

Today on The Evangelism Podcast, Daniel King interviews Bret Sipek, a Christ for All Nations Crusade Director, about a recent successful crusade in the Democratic Republic of Congo. They discuss the challenges and miracles they experienced during the organization of the crusade, including the logistics of transporting equipment and the overwhelming response from the people. You will learn the secrets of organizing a successful crusade in Africa.

For fifty years, Peter Youngren has been reaching people for Jesus. His ministry reaches out to people from many different religions through his Friendship Festivals. He is known for pointing people to Jesus. On today's episode of The Evangelism Podcast we talk about the importance of reaching unreached people, the role of grace in evangelism, and the central message of preaching Jesus Christ. Pastor Peter Youngren also talks about his global mission center in Kenya and his goal to train young evangelists. He emphasizes the need to strip away "Christianese" and adapt the Gospel message to different cultures while keeping the central message of Jesus Christ. Pastor Peter also shares some of his greatest memories and victories in ministry, as well as the challenges faced.

Evangelist Chance Walters joins Daniel King on the Evangelism Podcast to discuss his passion for sharing the gospel. Walters shares that his passion for evangelism came from his own salvation experience and serving with Teen Challenge. He has been involved in various types of evangelism, including street preaching, door-to-door evangelism, and school assemblies. Walters also discusses his experiences in Pakistan, where he has witnessed God pouring out His Spirit. 

In this episode of The Evangelism Podcast, Evangelist Daniel King interviews Tim Hall, an evangelist from Australia. Tim shares how he got started as an evangelist and the challenges he faced along the way. He emphasizes the importance of trusting God for finances and not waiting until you have the money to book a crusade. Tim also talks about his recent trip to the Solomon Islands and the amazing things God did there. They discuss the potential for evangelism in Thailand and the need to make every second count for God.

Gola Tiruneh shares his journey from being born in Ethiopia to becoming a Canadian citizen and eventually settling in Indonesia. He discusses how he felt called to do missions work in Indonesia, despite initial hesitation from his family. Gola and his wife Esther have been involved in various ministries in Indonesia, including conducting crusades and reaching out to unreached tribes. They focus on preaching the simple gospel and praying for miracles to happen, in order to bring awareness of the gospel to different areas. Gola also expresses his desire to train local missionaries and encourage local believers to be evangelists. He mentions the challenges of working with Indonesian believers, who may have fear or hesitation when it comes to evangelism.

Christine Morgan is called by God to have a worldwide evangelistic ministry. She has been doing zoom crusades in Pakistan and recently traveled there to preach her first big crusade in person. On today's episode we ask the question: Can God use woman to impact the world?" You will be inspired as you hear Christine's testimony of how Jesus saved her and made her an evangelist.

In this podcast episode, Evangelist Daniel King interviews Pastor Paul Daugherty from Victory Church. They discuss the importance of missions and reaching out to communities. Pastor Paul shares how Victory Church has a long history of being involved in missions and sending young people on mission trips. They talk about the impact these trips have on teenagers, as they are stretched to share the gospel and experience the needs of others. Pastor Paul also emphasizes the importance of starting small and mobilizing the resources and people available to reach out to the lost. He shares some of the outreach activities Victory Church does, such as passing out groceries, ministering at nursing homes, and hosting productions to reach the unchurched. 

Josef Maxson, a representative of the Pentecostal movement in Sweden, discusses the history and growth of the movement in the country. He explains that the Pentecostal movement began in Sweden in 1907 and spread through Baptist churches. The movement grew rapidly under the leadership of Lewi Pethrus, with over 55,000 members after 20 years. Currently, there are around 440 Pentecostal churches in Sweden with 18,700 members. Maxson also highlights the missionary legacy of the Pentecostal movement, with Sweden having sent out more missionaries per capita than any other country. He mentions the impact of Swedish missionaries in countries like Liberia and Bangladesh. Maxson emphasizes that missions are still a key focus for the Pentecostal movement in Sweden, especially among young people. He shares his personal experiences of witnessing the power of the Holy Spirit in missions and the inspiration it brings to his work. The interview concludes with a prayer in Swedish for a new move of the Holy Spirit in the Pentecostal churches of Sweden.

Samuel Ouedraogo, a pastor from Burkina Faso, discusses his background and the work he is doing in his country. He explains that his father, also a pastor, raised him to serve those in need, and he now leads a social work organization called Word of Hope. The organization focuses on healthcare, education, and farming, with the goal of helping people have a relationship with Jesus Christ. Ouedraogo shares testimonies of lives impacted by their work and discusses the challenges of reaching people in a country with a large Muslim population and ongoing terrorist attacks. He invites listeners to get involved in helping to reach West Africa for Jesus.

Daniel King interviews missionary James Obeng from Ghana, who is currently serving in Guinea. James shares how he became a missionary after receiving a prophecy about serving in a French-speaking country. Despite not knowing French, he learned the language and started doing evangelism and ministry work. James faced challenges in communicating with the locals but found ways to overcome them, such as using translation tools and working with a young boy who could translate for him. He also established a church in Guinea. James credits his spiritual father, Evangelist Dag Heward-Mills, for inspiring him in his missionary and evangelistic endeavors. He learned from Dag Heward-Mills' teachings about patience and perseverance in ministry. James also shares how he supports his ministry through various entrepreneurial activities, such as selling perfumes, farming, and baking bread. Additionally, he talks about his journey to finding a wife and how God led him to a Guinean woman named Fatima. Despite initial resistance, James followed God's leading and proposed to her. The episode concludes with Daniel expressing his admiration for James' faith and the impact he believes James will make as a missionary.

In this episode of The Evangelism Podcast, Daniel King interviews Evangelist Oury Saw from Guinea. They discuss a recent gospel campaign in Guinea where many miracles took place, including the healing of a blind eye and a deaf ear. Oury Saw shares his testimony of how he came to believe in Jesus Christ, despite being from a Muslim background. He talks about his experiences of persecution and rejection from both his family and the Christian community. Oury Saw also discusses his passion for reaching Muslims with the love of Jesus and shares some strategies for effective evangelism. He emphasizes the importance of prayer and listening to the Holy Spirit's guidance when reaching out to Muslims. He also shares stories of village campaigns where Bibles were distributed and miracles occurred, leading to the acceptance of the Bibles. The episode concludes with a prayer for Guinea and a hope for the nation to be saved.

You may not be able to save everyone, but there is someone that you are able to save. There are thousands of people that need Jesus. Sometimes people look at all the lost people in the world and they get discouraged and say, I could never make a difference. But I want to tell you today that you can make the difference in the life of someone. You may not be able to reach everyone, but there is someone that you can reach for Jesus.