Go & Tell Ministries March 2026 Newsletter
I want to thank you for your prayers and financial support for me and Go & Tell Ministries. https://mailchi.mp/goandtellministries/go-tell-ministries-march-2026-newsletter-16539512
The Word of God: Our Pillar of Fire and Daily Guide
Just as the pillar of fire never wavered in brightness, Scripture provides steady, reliable guidance. It does not merely suggest a direction; it goes before us, preparing the way. It brings clarity in confusion, wisdom in decision-making, and peace in seasons of uncertainty.
Coffee Devo | The Great Commission Is for Every Christian
The church in America is not OK!
Coffee Devo | Divine Guidance: Following God’s Direction
Looking at the book of Numbers, Chapter 10.
Coffee Devo | Let Your Light Shine | Matthew 5:16
Matthew 5:16
Coffee Devo | God Uses Ordinary People
Making Summit at Crossroads Church in Newnan, Georgia.
Coffee Devo | Numbers 1–2
When we read the Old Testament, it can sometimes be easy to focus on the names, numbers, laws, journeys, and historical events without seeing the bigger picture. But Scripture tells one unfolding story of God’s plan of redemption, and that story ultimately points us to Jesus. Numbers 1–2 describes the organization of the people of Israel as they journey through the wilderness. While these details may seem far removed from the life and ministry of Jesus, they are part of the larger story of God’s work among His people and His plan of salvation. Everything points to Jesus.
Go & Tell Ministries February 2026 Newsletter
Your unwavering support means the world to us as we empower the church to share the gospel and make disciples. Every night, we thank God for our generous benefactors like you. Your support fuels our ministry and humbles us. Together, we are fulfilling the Great Commission. Let’s continue this journey for God’s glory! https://mailchi.mp/goandtellministries/go-tell-ministries-february-2026-newsletter-16539376
5 Church Toolbox Essentials for Consistent Gospel Impact
Every Sunday, pastors across the nation cast vision for reaching their communities with the gospel, but by Wednesday, that fire has faded into familiar routines. The gap between evangelistic aspiration and actual gospel conversations isn’t a passion problem—it’s a toolbox problem.
Coffee Devo | Prayer: The Foundation of Evangelism
Coffee Devo with Pastor Jim Halstead and Pastor Peter from Living Gospel Church explores an important lesson from the Go & Tell Ministries evangelism workshop: if we are not praying for people, we are unlikely to share the Gospel with them. Pastor Peter shares what he learned during the evangelism workshop and how prayer changes the way we approach people who need to hear about Jesus. Evangelism begins long before we have a Gospel conversation. It can begin by simply bringing someone’s name before God and consistently praying for their salvation. Pastor Jim also emphasizes that evangelism is often a long-term mission. The people God has placed in our lives may need to be prayed for over many years. We may not immediately see the results of our prayers or know when someone will be ready to hear the Gospel, but we can remain faithful and continue praying. Prayer helps us develop a genuine burden for others. As we pray for our friends, family members, coworkers, neighbors, and communities, God can prepare both their hearts and ours for opportunities to share the Gospel. Evangelism is not about rushing someone into a decision. It is about faithfully following Jesus, building relationships, praying consistently, recognizing opportunities, and trusting God with the results. Who are you praying for?
Coffee Devo | Intentional Evangelism: Pray, Listen, and Share
Coffee Devo with Pastor Jim Halstead and Brandi from Riverside Markle Church highlights lessons from a Go & Tell Ministries evangelism workshop and the importance of being intentional when sharing the Gospel.Brandi shares two important lessons she learned during the workshop. First, prayer must come before evangelism. We should pray intentionally for the people we hope to reach before we ever begin a Gospel conversation. When we pray, we recognize that the power to change hearts belongs to God and that His Word accomplishes His purposes.The Bible reminds us that God’s Word does not return empty. When we faithfully share Scripture, we can trust God with the results. The second lesson is just as important: be more interested than interesting.When we talk with someone about faith, we don’t need to dominate the conversation or immediately try to explain everything we believe. Instead, we can listen. Ask questions. Discover what matters to the person in front of us. Learn about their experiences, concerns, hopes, and questions.When we genuinely listen, the conversation can help reveal opportunities to share the truth and hope of Jesus in a way that speaks directly to that person’s situation. Evangelism is not simply about having the right words. It is about prayer, relationships, listening, and being sensitive to God’s leading.Before your next Gospel conversation, take time to pray. Then listen carefully. Be genuinely interested in the person God has placed in front of you, and trust Him to guide the conversation. Who could you begin praying for today? And are you willing to listen before you speak?
Coffee Devo | Delight in God and Let His Light Shine | Exodus 34:29
Coffee Devo with Pastor Jim Halstead explores Exodus 34:29 and the powerful connection between spending time with God, being changed by His presence, and sharing the Gospel with others. When Moses came down from Mount Sinai after meeting with God, his face was radiant. Moses was not trying to make himself look different, his time in God’s presence had changed him, and others could see the evidence. Pastor Jim challenges us to consider whether the same is true in our own lives. Are you reading God’s Word? Are you delighting in God?