Getting Outside Our Comfort Zone to Share Our Faith
Is there someone you know who is different from you, and you don’t necessarily want to reach out to him or her?
Is there someone you know who is different from you, and you don’t necessarily want to reach out to him or her?
The Church of the first century “turned their world upside down” for Christ.
Growing spiritually should be of high importance for every believer. But how can we begin to grow toward spiritual growth?
Do they know there is a God in heaven who loves them? This article highlights the impact of large-scale evangelistic events.
You see, God is good whether we believe it or not. God—and God alone—is the final court of arbitration. As the apostle Paul wrote, “Even if everyone else is a liar, God is true” (Romans 3:4 NLT).
The storm did not awaken Jesus, but the cry of his disciples did.
Be a good listener. Sharing Jesus as a stepping stone, you can then appropriately bring the message of the gospel.
If you disagree with someone, that’s fine. But don’t be obnoxious; be nice.
But imagine this. What if you had a handwritten note sent to you from God? Would you carry it around in your pocket for a couple of weeks and open it when you got around to it?
The question isn’t whether you have influence for God's Kingdom. It’s what you do with it.