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YouEvangelized is the new name of Repent and Turn Ministries, founded by Brad St. Clair in 2004. Love Others– Share Jesus My name is Brad St.

In January 2026, the ministry rebranded as YouEvangelized, continuing its mission of equipping Christians to share Jesus with others. YouEvangelized exists to help believers confidently share the life-changing message of the gospel with others. I equip and encourage everyday Christians to step beyond their comfort zone and live as bold witnesses for Jesus through both their words and actions. My goal is to spark a growing passion for evangelism, so that every believer can joyfully and intentionally live out the Great Commission. Our mission is simple: Love Others – Share Jesus. Since 2004, my ministry has been known as Repent and Turn Ministries. On January 1, 2026, I officially rebranded to YouEvangelized — new name, new logos, and a fresh focus. Clair, and while the heart of the mission is the same, the focus is sharper:

First, to train Christian believers to fulfill the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18–20). Second, to go into public places — streets, parks, and festivals — to share Jesus anywhere people are.

10/28/2026

Confidence is overrated. Nobody feels ready. Not the speaker, not the leader, not the guy who looks calm. They just showed up anyway. Do the nervous thing. You'll survive, and probably get a great story out of it.

A Biblical Perspective: Obedience matters more than feeling bold. God doesn't wait for you to feel brave before He uses you. He just wants your yes, and He handles the rest.

"For God has not given us a spirit of fear and timidity, but of power, love, and self-discipline." (2 Timothy 1:7, NLT

10/26/2026

Be honest. What’s the one thing stopping you from handing out a gospel tract? 👇

For most people, it’s fear. Sweaty hands. A racing heart. A voice in your head saying, “What if they get mad?”

Here’s what we learned in our evangelism class: the fear is almost always bigger than the moment.

Jeanne went out on the street for the first time. She expected it to be scary. She came back and told the whole class it wasn’t. Most people weren’t offended at all.

And you don’t have to give a speech. Just smile, hand it over, and ask:

“Did you get one of these?”

That’s it. The tract is the opener, not the closer. And a few seconds is all the Holy Spirit needs to work.

You don’t need a seminary degree. You just need a willing heart and a tract in your pocket. 😉

So tell me in the comments: what’s holding you back? I’ll answer every one. 👇

10/25/2026

You don’t have to be perfect to make a difference. God can work through your strengths, weaknesses, and even those moments you wish you could erase. Quit making excuses, trust His plan, and get to work!

10/23/2026

Your calm might be the most interesting thing about you this week.

Think about it. The news is loud. Everyone feels it. Most people are carrying more worry than they admit.

So when you stay steady, people notice. And that can open a door.

You don’t need a big speech. Try one honest sentence: “A lot of this worries me too. But Jesus keeps me steady.”

That’s it. Someone might ask, “What do you mean?” And now you’re in a real conversation.

Jesus said, “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you” (John 14:27).

How do you stay grounded when the world feels unpredictable? Tell me below. 👇

10/21/2026

Jesus started one of His biggest conversations by asking for a drink of water. (John 4:7)

No speech. No script. Just a normal question.

You don’t need a sermon to talk to a neighbor or coworker. You need one friendly question and a willingness to listen. Try one of these:

“Did you go to church when you were younger?”
“Do you ever think about spiritual things?”

Practice it out loud in the car first. Your dog won’t judge you. 😉

10/20/2026

Where do you keep your gospel tracts so you’re always ready?

Charles Spurgeon called tracts “silent preachers.” I love that.

A tract doesn’t get nervous. It doesn’t forget its lines. It doesn’t stumble over its words. (I can’t say the same for me.)

If talking feels scary, a tract is a great first step. Hand one to a neighbor. Give one to a cashier with a kind word. Keep one or two where you’ll always find them.

You don’t need a speech. You just need to be willing.

Tell me in the comments: pocket, wallet, purse, car, or Bible? 👇

And if you want to start talking about Jesus but don’t know how, my free 5-day email course, “Start Without Making It Weird,” is for you. One short email a day. One small step. Link is in the comments.

10/18/2026

Big views come from steady climbing, not one heroic leap. Small steps count, even the awkward ones. Show up, keep going, and let the results catch up. Nobody posts the sweaty part of the hike.

A Biblical Perspective: Sharing your faith is a lot like that. One kind word or one simple conversation can point someone to Jesus and show them God's love.

"In the same way, let your good deeds shine out for all to see, so that everyone will praise your heavenly Father." (Matthew 5:16, NLT)

10/15/2026

You don’t have to preach a sermon in the break room to make a difference. Sometimes, a kind word opens a door that a thousand speeches never could. Let your actions shine, and don’t keep Jesus a secret!

A Biblical Perspective

Jesus calls us to let our light shine so others can see God at work in our lives. Let your kindness open the door, then be ready to tell someone about the hope found in Christ.

Matthew 5:16 (NLT): “In the same way, let your good deeds shine out for all to see, so that everyone will praise your heavenly Father.”

10/13/2026

I’m curious—do you pass out gospel tracts? I’ve found they’re like a secret weapon for starting eternal conversations. Let me know your thoughts below! 📖

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10/12/2026

Carry a sharp gospel tract like it’s your secret weapon. When chatting or preaching isn’t an option, that little paper can still hit the target and start eternal conversations.

A Biblical Perspective
A simple tract acts as a quiet witness for Christ, planting truth that can grow into new life for anyone who reads it.

Isaiah 55:11 (NLT)
“It is the same with my word. I send it out, and it always produces fruit. It will accomplish all I want it to, and it will prosper everywhere I send it.”

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