Sharing Jesus with others doesn’t have to be a mystery; it can be as natural as working a job, practicing a favorite hobby, or engaging in any other kind of daily activity. In this second edition of Sharing Jesus without Freaking Out, the authors show how anyone can make sharing the gospel a commonplace part of their lifestyle. Without all the freaking out part.

Together on God’s Mission investigates Southern Baptist history, showing how and why the Southern Baptist Convention came to embrace the vision of a cooperative denomination. It also explores how this vision has shaped denominational identity and structure. This historical study is followed by a discussion of the biblical description of how the mission of God determines the mission of the church. This study shows that God’s mission is not simply furthered by churches working together, but rather that cooperation between churches makes up a key component of God’s mission. Finally, the study concludes that the Southern Baptist Convention is uniquely positioned to enable churches to fully participate in God’s mission to redeem the nations and restore creation from the effects of the Fall.

B&H Academic is dedicated to providing resources for undergraduate and graduate theological education, as well as pastors and ministry leaders. This collection features a wide range of resources including biblical studies, theology, hermeneutics, and ministry. Theses titles explore church history, counseling, preaching, Bible study, and much more.

From church planting to evagelism to Missions and World Religions, these books provide time-tested, practical advice on how to engage non-Christians with the good news of Jesus. Whether you are improving your skills in evangelism, planting a domestic or international church, or developing and evangelistic ministry, this collection offers informative, concise, and compelling resources for engaging the unbelieving world.

In this concise and informative book, former missionary Scott Hildreth delves into the heart of Christian evangelism and missions, drawing inspiration from the Great Commission found in Matthew 28:16–20. With a focus on practical insights and biblical principles, this guide equips believers to actively participate in both local conversations about Jesus and the global mission of sharing the gospel. Readers discover that obedience to Jesus’s command is not optional—it’s our privilege and responsibility, knowing that His presence accompanies us to the very end of the age.

Whether due to emotional exhaustion, poor choices, moral failures, or stress and fatigue, church leaders are experiencing burnout at higher rates than ever before. In Serving Jesus without Burning Out, Steven A. McKinion and D. Scott Hildreth address some of the most problematic issues facing men and women in church leadership today, including a pervasive lack of rest and barriers to community, authenticity, and personal holiness.

From church planting to evagelism to Missions and World Religions, these books provide time-tested, practical advice on how to engage non-Christians with the good news of Jesus. Whether you are improving your skills in evangelism, planting a domestic or international church, or developing and evangelistic ministry, this collection offers informative, concise, and compelling resources for engaging the unbelieving world.