I may be coming your way. And I’m inviting myself. Sort of.

There’s a possibility that I might get to speak at the congregation you attend. The ministry I work for, Herald of Truth, is making a push to get out and visit churches to let them know about the different projects we have going. Admittedly, not enough of that has happened over the last few years, so not as many people are aware of what we’re doing as should be. We’re working to change that.

Talk to “the powers that be” at your church. Ask them if they’d let me or one of my colleagues come tell your congregation about Herald of Truth. It’s that simple. No fuss, no muss. We cover the expenses.

There’s another way that I might be going. We have a series of seminars on reaching out to the world around us. One, presented by Steve Ridgell, is called “Sharing Our Story.” I got to hear some of this when Steve presented it at ACU’s Lectureship (Summit, if you’re cool and trendy) last fall. He also shared some of the material at the Harding Lectures, so some of you may have heard him there. Steve is an excellent people person, and his ideas about the use of stories in reaching out to people are extremely practical.

In another of our seminars, Bill Brant presents “Salt Talk.” It’s a look at what it means to live as the “salt of the earth.” I haven’t gotten to hear Bill present his lessons, but everyone who has speaks highly of them.

I do a seminar called “Christ and Culture,” looking at the culture around us and our responsibility to that culture as ambassadors of the Kingdom. It has four sessions:

• The Fish Doesn’t Know That He’s Wet
• Alexander Made Me Do It
• Christ And Culture
• God’s Ambassadors

We don’t charge anything for the seminars, merely asking that churches pay our expenses and allow us to visit with them about Herald of Truth.

So am I coming your way? That’s up to you.