The one-degree key ervery follower of Jesus has an outreach temperature. It can be hot, cold, or somewhere in the middle, but this temperature impacts the way we live our lives and interact with those who are far from God. It is our responsibility to steward this temperature and seek to increase it so that our hearts burn hotter for those who are spiritually disconnected. The one degree key is the reality that all of us can increase our outreach temperature by making small adjustments. This title assess your personal evangelism temperature. How is your passion burning for those who need to know Jesus? There are many ways to raise your temperature. Try one of these, such as: begin praying daily for people who are far from God; commit to spend time weekly with those who need to experience God's love and grace; listen to stories of new believers and let the Holy Spirit ignite your heart; and, find a way to serve and support a person in your life who is disconnected from God. On the night Kevin received Jesus as Savior, he heard God speak for the first time. God said, 'Spend the rest of your life telling people about my love'. That has been the consuming passion of Kevin's life and ministry since that night. In "Simple Evangelism", he offers you forty different ways to take a step into life's greatest adventure, fulfilling the Great Commission, including: the Two-Degree Key - changing the trajectory of your life; the Thirty-Second Rule - why the thirty seconds after a worship service are too important to waste; the 100-Word Exercise - discovering the power of a simple testimony; overcoming Herr Reinholt's Methodology - why mindless repetition is not God's plan; and, the Power of Highlighters - learning to identify and shape your priorities. In "Simple Evangelism" Kevin tells stories from the lives of ordinary Christians. The tools, stories, and steps presented in this book will give you hope and encouragement to do the very thing your heart longs for: share the love and message of Jesus with the people you encounter each day.