How can believers engage in evangelism when they feel little or no connection with the activity? In what ways can church leaders effectively communicate the importance of evangelism? Can evangelism help bridge the gap between communities, subcultures, and generations? How can clergy engage evangelism to meet the challenges of today's church, including decline and indifference? Freestyle is a book that addresses these important questions.

As scholar, professor, and pastor Kale Yu explains, freestyle is the individuals' authentic expression of their realignment in Christ. He reminds us that we have all that we need to freestyle. Providing a path toward a recovery of evangelism, he redefines our understanding and practice of evangelism and lays out a blueprint with guidelines to reconceive evangelism as self-discovery in Christ rather than a method to be followed. Most importantly, he sets forth a vision to help individuals and churches to approach evangelism that is individualized and authentic to the self.

Learn to:

Break free from the negativity surrounding evangelism

Cast aside the idea of evangelism as a strategy or method

Consider evangelism as self-initiated and self-propelled

Imagine evangelism as dynamic, spontaneous, and adaptable

Conceive of evangelism as expressing your uniqueness in Christ

Think of evangelism as something anyone can do

Freestyle as an authentic expression of evangelism

Freestyle will change the way you think about evangelism, Whether you want to exercise spiritual gifts, find different ways to express faith, or simply discover the manifold impact Jesus makes, this book gives you a perspective to release your creative potential. Bold yet warm and inspiring, Freestyle is must read for everyday believers and church leaders who want a contemporary, modern approach to evangelism.