Sometimes evangelism begins with roast chicken

Alistair Chalmers  |  Features
Date posted:  18 Mar 2026
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Sometimes evangelism begins with roast chicken

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There is a front door in almost every Christian’s life that is far more strategic than we realise.

We pray for revival in our nation. We long for gospel advance in our towns. We want deeper discipleship in our churches. And all the while, God has given many of us a dining table.

In an age of church programmes, conferences and digital platforms, we must not overlook one of the most powerful missional tools in the New Testament: the Christian home.

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