arthur – nice to meet you! I agree about hyperlinked mindset for when you are online.

rejesus.com.uk is good but I reckon you would have to be pretty motivated to check out what is on the page… not the easiest to really see what they have on offer.

It does do a great job of picking up on some good angles to preach the gospel from.

thanks for the link

I came across your blog through Reuben, who I know from Adelaide. I love finding creative types keen to creatively proclaim Jesus!

I reckon the online world calls for gospel tools founded on interactivity and exploration rather than propositions and ‘answers’.

This is not because my head is particularly pomo but because of the hyperlinked, multimedia nature of online environments.

I wonder if something like 2WTL can really be effective online because of its linear, presentation-response nature. A gospel tool might have the coolest graphics and copy but I wonder whether it will truly serve users well unless it breaks the static Web 1.0 mould. (That said, I’m a big fan of the Christianity.net.au presentation — disappointing to hear about the site probs!)

For these reasons, the best gospel site I know is probably http://www.rejesus.co.uk/.
It’s not setting out to boil down the gospel (which still feels kind of unsettling for an evangelical like me!) but to enable users to creatively discover Jesus for themselves.

What do you reckon?

Cheers from Melbourne

I am glad that Piper, Driscoll and Chandler are posting sermon snippets on youtube that function as gospel presentations. They are short, sharp, clear and powerful in telling about who Jesus is.

Perhaps CPX is doing a good job at this also.

Still there seems to be an overwhelming imbalance of intentionally evangelistic material compared to christian growth material being posted online.