If you have ever felt a bit hesitant about the idea of evangelism, you are certainly not alone! For many of us, the word brings to mind loud street preaching or awkward, forced conversations.

However, Father Casey Cole’s brilliant book, Sent, completely turns that stereotype on its head. It is a wonderfully uplifting, practical, and highly accessible guide that breathes much-needed fresh air into what it means to share your faith.

Evangelism for Today’s World

What makes Sent so impactful is its sharp focus on evangelism today. Father Casey recognises that in our modern, hyper-connected yet deeply isolated world, people aren’t typically won over by aggressive tactics or rehearsed theological arguments.

Instead, the book focuses on the evangelism of everyday life—building genuine relationships, listening with deep empathy, and letting the quiet joy of your faith naturally overflow into your daily interactions. It’s an approach that takes the pressure off, reminding us that we can be authentic witnesses exactly where we are, whether that is at the office, the shops, or the local café.

A Unifying Tool Across Churches

Because it focuses on these fundamental relational principles rather than narrow denominational doctrines, Sent serves as a fantastic tool across all Christian churches.

Whether you are Catholic, Anglican, Methodist, or part of an independent congregation, the core message translates perfectly. It would make a brilliant resource for ecumenical study groups, community outreach teams, or church book clubs looking for a practical, unifying guide to everyday discipleship. This book strips away the theological jargon and unites readers under the shared Christian mission of simply loving others well. Sent, is written in plain English, and with a Kindle variant available, it feels truly accessible to those of us with Neurodiversity or other disabilities.

About Father Casey Cole

The warm, practical wisdom in the book makes perfect sense when you learn a bit more about the author. Father Casey Cole, who is 37 years old, is a Franciscan friar and Catholic priest with a remarkably grounded approach to ministry. He currently lives and practises his faith in Macon, Georgia, where he serves as a chaplain to local schools and Mercer University.

Beyond his local community, he is a deeply impactful digital evangelist, translating the timeless truths of the Gospel for the modern digital age through his hugely popular YouTube channel, Breaking In The Habit. Fr Casey also has his own blog for Breaking in The Habit.

Get to know Fr Casey through this video where he answers 76 questions. It was recorded a few years ago and Fr Casey has since moved to another mission.

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