IMPARTASI CG FUN 2026 | BAGAIMANA MEMOBILISASI ANGGOTA CG UNTUK PENGINJILAN - PDT. FUJI HARSONO

Summary of Main Points (Impartasi CG FUN 2026)

The speaker (Pdt. Fuji Harsono) delivers an exhortation on how to mobilize CG (Connect Group / Congregation) members to participate in evangelism during the CG FUN / CGAN 2026 season. The core theme is that evangelism must be driven first by spiritual heart-change, not by programs or strategy.

1) Evangelism follows a biblical “Gospel flow” (Romans 10:13–15)

Using Romans 10:13–15, the speaker explains the order of how people come to salvation:

• People must call on the Lord to be saved.
• But they can only call if they believe.
• Believing requires hearing the message.
• Hearing requires someone to preach.
• Preaching happens only when people are sent.

Therefore, evangelism is presented as a process: the Gospel moves from one person to another through those who are sent to preach.

2) Church DNA: not inward focus, but outward “apostolic sent” mission

The church is described as being called not only to gather and serve internally, but to go out with evangelism as the church’s “DNA.” The speaker warns that worship and activity alone can accidentally “steal” the church’s lost-heartedness toward unsaved people if the heart is not aligned with mission.

3) The real problem is heart-loss, not lack of methods

A key analysis is that believers often stop evangelizing not because they lack programs, methods, or strategies, but because their hearts are no longer burning for the lost. Thus, the question becomes:

• Do leaders and congregations still have a passionate heart for evangelism?

If a program is run without heart, it becomes mere activity (“dead program”); with heart, it becomes movement.

4) Three steps to mobilize the congregation for evangelism

The speaker outlines three practical/spiritual steps for leaders and the whole CG congregation:

(1) The Gospel must change leaders first

Leaders’ hearts come first, because congregants will not move with passion they don’t see in their shepherds. The leader must model the value and beauty of the Gospel in daily life so that evangelistic zeal becomes visible.

(2) Impartation must ignite the heart (not just fill the head)

Leaders must:

• Speak and explain God’s will to CG members (how people believe requires hearing).
• Start with the “why” (why we evangelize, why we hold CGAN/campaign seasons), not only the technical “what/how.”
• Convey urgency, clarity, truth, and the transforming power of the Gospel.
• Avoid getting stuck at technical division of tasks first, because that can produce effort without excitement or mission.

(3) Equip and send the congregation

The church must both send and equip people. Many are afraid—rejection, not knowing what to say, insecurity, and not handling hard questions—so training is necessary. The speaker recommends:

• Teach evangelism principles (the group has prior material like “CG Explosion”).
• Teach how to start conversations and use prepared materials.
• Practice through simulations (e.g., practicing a short testimony and Gospel conversation in about two minutes).
• Teach, show, practice, then send.

5) CGAN 2026 vision: “Mission One – one person to love” (Identify–Intercede–Invest–Invite–Introduce)

Evangelism is framed through Jesus’ missionary example and executed through a five-part pattern:

1. Identify: choose one lost person by face/name.
2. Intercede: pray daily for that person’s safety, softened heart, opened eyes, and divine opportunities.
3. Invest: build sincere relationships—listen to their struggles and meet real needs with Christlike love.
4. Invite: invite them to worship/CGAN/connect/fellowship moments to experience God’s love through community.
5. Introduce: finally, introduce them to Jesus through courageous conversation and testimony (including faith questions and Gospel sharing).

The speaker emphasizes not to replace the Holy Spirit’s role: believers act faithfully, while the Holy Spirit opens hearts and brings results.

6) How outcomes are interpreted: faithfulness over control

They acknowledge uncertainty—people may accept or reject, and the process may take time. The instruction is to surrender results to the Lord Jesus and remain faithful in the “5I” process, testifying to how Jesus changed their lives.

Closing emphasis

The speaker prays that in CGAN season, each CG congregation becomes a “movement” where people:

• pray for one soul,
• invite unbelievers into relational circles,
• build sincere relationships,
• and bravely testify to the Gospel.

Regardless of responses, the celebration is the congregation’s willingness to go and share the good news.

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Presenters / Contributors

• Pdt. Fuji Harsono (speaker)