Building Relationships With the Lost
Yes, let’s dine with the sinners and gladly be accused, like Jesus, of being “a friend of sinners.” But let’s never mistake this for condoning sin.
Yes, let’s dine with the sinners and gladly be accused, like Jesus, of being “a friend of sinners.” But let’s never mistake this for condoning sin.
It’s hard to lead an evangelistic movement in your place of ministry when preaching what you practice in daily life is something you tend to avoid.
As a kid with a very active imagination, I pictured a mountain lion around every corner, a wolf behind every tree, and a bear behind every boulder, especially when I felt lost in the wilderness.
“We have a gospel too precious and a mission too urgent to let anything stand in its way.”
How to leverage the opportunity we've been given to reach the lost.
Our heart for the lost wanes when we're not consistently praying for and getting to know them.