After speaking with several Christian friends about their evangelism experiences they told me that "dealing with lost people will cause us to get our hands dirty and sweaty just like tending to yard work. I believe that part of evangelism is to clear up misconceptions and misperceptions people have about the gospel. I am learning that dealing with people and evangelism is often messy."

I would like to get some other personal conversion perspectives on this subject.

1.) Please explain how your own conversion demonstrated "the dirty work of evangelism"?

2.) How has the discipline of servanthood evangelism taught you about the "necessity of/dirty work of" evangelism?

3.) Please address how your emerging biblical theology of evangelism and practical experience of faith has assisted people in addressing their misconceptions/misperceptions regarding the gospel.