In a culture where Christians are often viewed with suspicion, it's tempting to recoil from the spotlight. Stereotypes of brainwashed fanatics, out-of-touch dogmatists, and buffoons can be overwhelming. Yet, as a minority in a post-Christian society, it's crucial that we reconsider how to engage with the dominant culture. In Winsome Persuasion, Timothy Muehlhoff and Rick Langer tackle the pressing question: how can we effectively communicate our faith without compromising our values or alienating our audience? By integrating communication theory, theology, and Scripture, they present a compelling model for cultural engagement that is both persuasive and civil. Through historical examples, such as William Wilberforce and Harriet Beecher Stowe, they demonstrate how to challenge opposing beliefs with love and respect. Now, more than ever, Christians need a vision for public engagement that is both shrewd and gracious. Winsome Persuasion offers a timely and practical solution, equipping readers to bear faithful witness to Jesus in a society that often misunderstands them.