Greg Ryan explains 1211 Apparel's three-step evangelism method: pray for non-believers you'll meet, wear distinctive clothing that sparks questions, then share your testimony or a gospel tract. He cites John 6:44 and argues this gives passive Christians a simple way to actively evangelize.
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Hey, Greg here again, and I want to briefly explain the prayer, wear, and share. And the first item of prayer is pretty obvious, but you would ask, you would pray, God, if there's anybody that I come in contact with today that doesn't know you or that you're drawing to yourself, have them ask me a question. Then wear an article of clothing that would create a question or hey, what is that? We think we've got some at 1211 Apparel, or anything that would entice somebody to start a conversation. And then share. Share your testimony. What's God done for you? What was your life before you knew Jesus? What's your life like now? Or you can give them the tract that comes with every purchase of 1211 Apparel. So it's pretty simple. It's pretty basic. I don't want to go— I could elaborate. I mean, the Scripture that it's based on Based on, I saw John 6:44 where Jesus said, "No man can come to me unless the Father draws him." So I kind of thought, you know, God, who are you drawing? You know, and so, and one of the things that's kind of humbling to me is that when I pray or when I talk to God, he actually hears me. So with all of that combined and my love for the word of God and my love for Jesus and my love for the Bible, I kind of wanted to create something that would get us back into the game. I think there's too many of us Christians walking around just living life and not sharing what Jesus has done. And maybe not know how. So I wanted to develop this simple— it's very simple, very basic way that you could get out there in the world and share your testimony. So I hope you enjoyed that. I don't want this to be overly complicated. But I also wanted to explain a little bit so that you had an idea of the concept, because I'm going to consistently say prayer, wear, and share. So thank you for the time, and I look forward to seeing you on the next video.
