Question

What is one of the three realities that George Wood identified as needing to be overcome if we are to reach evangelistic goals?

a) The tendency to use dated methods to deliver our message
b) The large number of Christians who hear a call to ministry but do not heed it
c) The attitude held by many Christians that church is about getting their own needs met
d) Christians who do not share the gospel because they fear they will offend someone

Answer 1

Christian apathy towards social problems, including racism, is one of the three realities that George Wood recognized as a barrier to achieving evangelistic goals.

Step-by-step explanation:

One of the three realities that George Wood identified, which needs to be overcome to reach evangelistic goals, is the Christian apathy towards social issues including racism - a widespread lack of action despite the call to love and serve. This apathy is an adversary to the work of Christ and contributes to hiding the true love of Christ from a world in need. The Christian ritual of attending church without engaging in resolving social problems represents a contradiction to the teachings of loving one's neighbor and working towards societal righteousness.