What if evangelism isn't about having all the answers—but about living a life of love?
In this episode of the Jesus Collective Podcast, Greg Boyd joins us to reimagine what it means to share the good news in today's world. Together, we explore how evangelism has often become associated with pressure, certainty, and scripted conversations, and why Jesus offered something profoundly different: an invitation to follow him.
Greg unpacks how faith can flourish without absolute certainty, why doubt can be part of a healthy spiritual journey, and how the way of Jesus calls us to love our neighbours—and even our enemies. The conversation also examines the importance of authentic community, resisting the forces of polarization, and embodying the gospel through lives marked by compassion, humility, and service.
Whether you've struggled with traditional approaches to evangelism or are searching for a more authentic way to live out your faith, this episode offers a hopeful vision of discipleship rooted not in winning arguments, but in becoming people of love.
In this episode, you'll discover:
• Why Jesus invited people to follow rather than simply believe
• How certainty can sometimes get in the way of genuine faith
• Why love is at the heart of evangelism and discipleship
• The transformative power of loving your enemies
• How community shapes and sustains authentic faith
• A fresh vision for sharing the good news in today's world
What is Losing The Way?
Losing the Way is an investigative-style podcast that asks how modern Christianity, especially evangelicalism, may have drifted from the original “Way” of Jesus. Through thoughtful conversations with scholars, pastors, and practitioners, each episode explores where that drift happened, why it matters, and what it might look like to recover a faith shaped more by Jesus’ life than by culture, power, or certainty. It’s not about tearing down the church, but about rediscovering the path that first made it good news.