Today, evangelism has become taboo. To a pluralistic world, it comes across as arrogant and intolerant, a ghost of the modernistic past. So, many Christians reject it entirely or outsource the Great Commission. But what if it's not meant to be this way? What if this tension comes from a fatal misunderstanding of the Jesus way? The Jesus Way or the Roman Way investigates hesitations and fears. It explores how many Christians mistakenly adopted the Roman way, in direct tension with Jesus's radically subversive good news. Ultimately, it invites readers to trade their coercive monologues for genuine dialogues. By examining the scriptural model, readers discover how conversational evangelism is not only practical but also deeply liberating.