Stay Salt

Timothy Keller

Out of the Saltshaker was one of the most important books on evangelism written over the last generation. Stay Salt may be the best book on witness for the next generation. I don’t know of a more lucid or penetrating book on evangelism to put into the hands of a Christian.

Rebecca McLaughlin

Pippert grips us by the throat with the urgency of the gospel and leads us by the hand as we wonder how we might share it more often. This book will shake you. But it won’t tear you down. With stories of fear and failure, as well as those of joyful fruit, Pippert inspires us to speak the truth in love to friends and strangers, be they university lecturers or hair stylists.

Stay Salt: The World Has Changed; Our Message Must Not

The Gospel is the world’s greatest need. Telling others the truth of the gospel has always been central to the Christian life. Many of you may be familiar with Pippert’s book Out of the Saltshaker, which really engaged the idea of evangelism as a way of life for the believer. Here she is again in Stay Salt, speaking to and encouraging believers living in a different time to press on in the understanding and sharing of the truth of the Gospel.... continue reading

This Book Reawakened My First Love.

First published in 1979, Out of the Saltshaker was written to equip believers for evangelism in a culture that was drifting in post-Christian directions. Four decades later, those forces have only accelerated, but Pippert hasn’t lost any confidence that the gospel message can break through walls of hostility and indifference, even in the context of everyday conversations. As the subtitle of Stay Salt puts it, “The World Has Changed: Our Message Must Not.”... continue reading

“I agree with MH Dawkins' review above.”

Stay Salt is a very good resource and encouragement for sharing my faith.

“Great Resource”

I would encourage anyone who has reservations about sharing the good news of the Gospel to read this book. Pippert is disarming in her writing even while challenging her readers to not remain silent. She reminds Christians of the strength and sufficiency of Christ.

“Useful book”

I enjoyed this book but preferred Rico Tices honest evangelism which spoke more clearly to me