93624.6 Lesson 6. Evangelism Who? List of 100

I. THE PURPOSE OF CREATING A LIST OF 100

  1. The List of 100 is a strategic tool to identify the people God has already placed in your life whom you can reach with the Gospel. Being intentional about outreach allows for natural opportunities to arise in your daily life.
  2. Why 100?: By aiming for 100 names, you push yourself beyond the obvious relationships (family and close friends) to think more broadly about acquaintances, neighbors, coworkers, etc.

II. STEPS TO CREATE THE LIST (SEE APPENDIX “LIST OF 100 WORKSHEET”)

  1. Step 1: Brainstorm: Think of people in different categories—family, friends, coworkers, neighbors, and service providers (e.g., your baker or doctor).
    Exercise: Write down at least 20 names initially and keep adding more throughout the week until you reach 100.
  2. Step 2: Assess Spiritual Status: Beside each name, note their current spiritual status:
    • Non-believer: Has no clear understanding of the Gospel.
    • Seeker: Shows interest but hasn’t made a commitment.
    • Believer: A fellow Christian, possibly in need of discipleship.
  3. Step 3: Pray Over the List: Consistently pray for the people on your list. Ask God to open their hearts, provide opportunities for conversations, and give you courage.
    Group Activity: Each member shares 3-5 names from their list and prays for them together.

III. ENGAGING PEOPLE FROM YOUR LIST

  1. Practical Actions: Once you have identified individuals, look for opportunities to connect with them:
  1. Service: Offer practical help to them—this could be helping them with errands, lending a hand with home projects, or offering babysitting.
  2. Invite Them to a Meal: Hospitality opens doors for meaningful conversations.
  3. Spiritual Conversations: Share what God has done in your life when natural opportunities arise. Trust the Holy Spirit to guide the timing.

IV. TRACKING YOUR OUTREACH

  1. Update Regularly: Keep notes on each person—how they respond, any spiritual conversations, and what next steps to take.
  2. Accountability: Share progress with your small group. Have group members pray for specific people on your list.

V. PRACTICAL EXERCISES FOR LIST OF 100

  1. Weekly Check-In: During your group meetings, ask each member to share an update about one person on their list.
  2. Targeted Prayer Sessions: Dedicate time during each meeting to pray specifically for the lists of 100—each member brings their list, and the group prays over these individuals.
  3. Intentional Connections: Set a weekly goal to connect with 2-3 people on your list through phone calls, texts, or in-person visits.

List of 100 Worksheet