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5 Reasons Evangelism is on Life Support in the US Church

1% of pastors say their church is “very effective” at evangelism. Did you catch that? 99% of pastors admit that their church isn’t ‘very’ effective at reaching out to unchurched people. That means evangelism is on life support. Have church leaders given up? Perhaps not entirely, but we can’t fix the problem if we don’t fully understand it. So, in this video, I'll discuss five reasons that explain how the US church got here. ---------- ✅ Get fresh strategies to reach new people: https://careynieuwhof.com/evangelism-... 🔗 CONNECT WITH ME:    / @careynieuwhof     / careynieuwhof   TikTok: @careyniuewhof 🎧 CAREY NIEUWHOF LEADERSHIP PODCAST: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3nG6FJp... ➡️ Links mentioned: 5 Disruptive Church Trends That Will Rule 2025: https://careynieuwhof.com/church-tren... Why I’m Not an Exvangelical: https://careynieuwhof.com/exvangelical/ Graphs About Religion: https://www.graphsaboutreligion.com/p... Beyond Numerical Growth: https://outreachmagazine.com/features... 🎥 CHAPTERS: Evangelism Effectiveness Statistic (00:00:00) Only 1% of pastors believe their churches are effective at evangelism, indicating a significant decline. Cultural Conflicts Impact (00:01:12) Cultural wars have created divisions, affecting how churches reach out to unchurched individuals. Self-Righteousness in Christianity (00:03:12) The rise of self-righteousness in Christians has led to perceptions of hypocrisy, alienating potential converts. Lack of Love for the Unchurched (00:05:18) Many unchurched people feel judged rather than loved by Christians, hindering evangelistic efforts. Transfer Growth vs. Real Growth (00:07:05) A significant portion of church growth is from transfer growth, not genuine conversions, questioning the mission. Resignation Among Church Leaders (00:08:46) Some church leaders may have given up on evangelism, focusing solely on discipleship amidst declining attendance.