The Gospel Is A Team Sport | Living Out Loud

If you’ve ever felt like you’re “not good at evangelism,” you’re not alone. Join Pastor J.B. Lim as he shows why sharing Jesus isn’t about one bold person with the right words—it’s about a whole church working together with one heart. This message invites you to rethink what church is for, and why your role matters more than you realize. What if your invitation could change someone’s story? Who could you bring into the warmth of community this week?

Charging Your EV (Evangelistic Voice): Learning How to Bring Up Spiritual Conversations | Living Out Loud

What if the biggest barrier to spiritual conversations isn't rejection—it's running out of charge? Join Thrive Preaching School Student Raul Mazariego as he unpacks four powerful ways to keep your evangelistic voice energized and ready. Be sure to stay for the live Q&A where Raul sits down with Pastor J.B. to talk about initiating spiritual conversations in everyday life. If you’ve ever wondered how to start a spiritual conversation naturally—or what to do when it feels awkward—this message is for you. Who might God be nudging you toward today? Will you trust God with the next step?

Remembering Out Loud: Learning to Recognize and Share Your Testimony | Living Out Loud

What if the story you’ve lived is already part of God’s invitation to someone else? In Remembering Out Loud, learn from Pastor J.B. how to recognize the fingerprints of God in your life and how to share them with others through personal testimony. This message will help you see your journey differently. What has Jesus changed in you? And who might need to hear it?

Best Evangelism Method Ever? | Living Out Loud

Is there a single best way to share your faith—or have we been asking the wrong question? Join Pastor J.B. Lim in this message from the Living Out Loud series as he challenges common assumptions about evangelism and reveals what actually matters most. From courteous friendship to cultural sensitivity, discover why effective evangelism might look different than you think. What if the "best method" isn't a method at all? And how do you know when you've earned the right to speak into someone's life?