In very good condition: former church library book; dust jacket has slight wear; cover has slight wear; pages appear to be unmarked. ISBN 0830817034
Everyday Evangelism: Making the Most of Life's Common Moments is a Christian resource authored by Tom L. Eisenman that focuses on integrating faith sharing into daily routines. Published in 1987 by InterVarsity Press, the book is designed to help believers move away from high-pressure, method-based evangelism and instead focus on character and authentic relationships.
The central thesis of the book is that evangelism is not primarily about acquiring a specific technique or formula for conversion, but rather about character development. Eisenman argues that the most effective witness comes from the integrity and authenticity of the believer's life.
Character Over Method: The book emphasizes that effective evangelism is an outflow of who you are, not just what you say.
Common Moments: It encourages readers to view ordinary, everyday interactions—such as those with neighbors, coworkers, or friends—as divine opportunities for sharing faith, rather than waiting for special "evangelistic events."
Relational Approach: It promotes a relational style of witnessing where trust is built over time, making the gospel message more accessible and less confrontational.
