Godly character in the world is the greatest evangelistic strategy.

And frankly, unless there is that kind of credibility and integrity in the life of believers,

the world is not going to buy our mass with John MacArthur. I'm Phil Johnson, your host. When you get to the office,

how can you do your work with joy even if you have an unkind boss? How might God want to use you to influence some of your

coworkers for Christ? And how much spiritual value is there in your job, whether it's packing

boxes or waiting tables or driving a truck or typing on a keyboard? Well, if you've struggled

with those questions, if you're not sure what meaning there is in your work,

stay here as John MacArthur shows you God's plan for your job. He's continuing his study called

Revolutionary Living in a dark culture. So follow along as John begins his message in the book of

Titus. Take your Bible, if you will, and open it to Titus 2.

And we're looking at chapter 2, which deals with the character of a healthy church.

There is almost an infinite number of strategies, methodologies, techniques,

varying kinds of sorts that have been developed to

try to win people to Jesus Christ.

The goal is noble, the desire is right, the task is in fact the primary task of the church,

but I am frankly constantly amazed at how much time, how much money, how much effort, manpower is

spent on these evangelistic strategies, on the programs, events, crusades, media campaigns,

millions and millions of dollars, and literally whole lifetimes of people. But as I search

the pages of the New Testament, I cannot

find a strategy for mass evangelism. I cannot find a strategy for literature distribution.

I certainly can't find a strategy for media campaigns. I can't find a strategy for anything really other than a very simple New Testament plan

for evangelism.

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