In this sermon, Tommy Hernandez explores the practice of conversational evangelism, emphasizing that it's an accessible form of outreach for every believer. Unlike street preaching, conversational evangelism can be done anywhere and at any time—whether you're talking to friends, family, or strangers. Drawing from his own experiences and influenced by Ray Comfort's teachings, Tommy shares practical steps for starting spiritual conversations, primarily through asking simple questions about morality, such as, "Are you a good person?" He highlights the importance of using the Ten Commandments to reveal the reality of sin and the need for a Savior.

Tommy stresses that evangelism begins with personal commitment to Christ and a clean conscience. Quoting 1 Peter 3:15, he reminds listeners to sanctify Christ in their hearts and to be ready to share their faith at all times. The sermon focuses on using the law to help others understand their sin and points them toward repentance and faith in Jesus Christ, who paid the penalty for sin through His death and resurrection. Tommy also addresses common objections and responses, providing practical advice for dealing with various reactions.

Ultimately, the message encourages believers to share the gospel boldly and to disciple new converts, as evangelism is not only about making converts but building disciples of Christ.