1. Prayer, Care, Share is biblical. It simply applies the Second Great Commandment – Love your neighbor (Matthew 22:39).
2. Prayer, Care, Share works. Following this system makes all the difference between evangelistic effectiveness and ineffectiveness. In one church I led, we saw 100 people come to Christ and be baptized in a single year. The next year, it was 125 people saved and baptized. I led another church to double their baptisms from 30 to 60 in the first year. In a new church that we started in Las Vegas, we had 127 people saved and baptized in our first year of ministry. Prayer, Care, Share made a difference.
3. Prayer, Care, Share is universal. They are foundational principles and practices that work for any type of person or personality. They work in various places, including on college campuses, in big cities, and in the suburbs of the U.S. They work in every culture and country, and with every people group.
4. Prayer, Care, Share has broad application. Just as you can use these three principles to win someone to Jesus, you can use the same three principles to disciple them.
5. These practices are easy to understand and remember. It does not matter how sound a plan is if no one can remember it. “Prayer, Care, Share” is concise, clear, and simple. It’s just common sense. And it is easy to remember.
6. Prayer, Care, Share is doable. Any Christian can put “Prayer, Care, Share” into practice and see results. It is a clear course to follow.
7. Prayer, Care, Share is realistic. Most Christians can fit these practices into their busy schedules. It does not take a spiritual giant or someone with unlimited time to do them. These three practices are attainable for all Christians.
8. Prayer, Care, Share is motivating. Upon learning this system, Christians’ passion to evangelize is ignited. The principles are challenging, but not overwhelming. These principles take a Christian’s or a church’s impact to a new level. Whether you are a new Christian, a seasoned saint, a pastor, a missionary, or a church planter, these three practices work. These three habits lead to fruitfulness and fulfillment in ministry.
