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(ASL) Traction: How to Make the Good News Stick (Part 1): THINK|26 Session 1

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Today’s culture keeps drifting further and further away from Jesus. Talking about Jesus is trickier than before—a slippery road with more road blocks, detours, and “no-right” turns?. But the gospel still remains God’s good news. So how do we talk about Jesus in a world that no longer wants to listen? How can we take the never-changing gospel to an ever-changing world? How might our everyday conversations stick? In this two-part session, Dr. Sam Chan will share strategies and tips for personal evangelism in today’s culture.

Speaker: Sam Chan

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Sam Chan

If you haven’t met Sam Chan, his life is partially Crazy Rich Asian and just Crazy Asian. He’s a doctor of medicine, received a Ph.D. in theology from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School while living in the States, and authored and co-authored two recent books: How to Talk About Jesus (Without Being THAT Guy) and Topical Preaching in a Complex World. He had hoped his mandatory piano playing would make him a good karaoke singer (it didn’t). He’s still trying to learn how to surf (without drowning), and after much trial and error, he is slowly perfecting the American barbecuing of brisket in his Hark smoker. Married with three boys, Sam is an inaugural fellow of Tim Keller’s Centre for Cultural Apologetics but also the mentor and leader trainer of the EvQ School of Evangelism, a start-up within City Bible Forum. As one of City Bible Forum’s public speakers, he believes he has one of the best jobs around–he helps everyday workers ask the bigger questions.

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