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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Do What Fuels Good!
For too long, the evangelistic fires that some Christians have attempted to stoke, have utilized the fuel of obligation but neglected to add love. Both are needed or the fire may grow dim and die, like a flame without oxygen.
Posted in ~Encouragement Efforts
Tagged christians, fires, flame, obligation, oxygen
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God Made Evangelism Easy for Us
How would you like it if God expected your role in evangelism to include the following three things? Arousing someone’s interest in the gospel Convicting them of their sin Dying for them Of course, that’s not what God expects of … Continue reading
Losing Heart?
If you’ve ever become discouraged because someone you care about seems totally disinterested in God, take heart. Your dear friend or beloved family member may seem like a hopeless case, but there is no one beyond the reach of our … Continue reading
Posted in ~Encouragement Efforts, Almighty God, Sharing Christ
Tagged beloved family, dear friend, family member, hopeless case, mighty god
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God Can be Known
We don’t have to be intimidated by anyone who says you can’t know that God exists. In an early letter to Christians in Rome, one of Christ’s followers claimed God could be known. He stated that “…since the creation of … Continue reading
What Do People Say About You?
A man, who had little good to say about Christianity, once called me a humane, compassionate Christian. Though nice sounding, the words obviously identified me as an exception to other Christians he knew. He may not have known me well … Continue reading
Posted in ~Character Challenge
Tagged bible, christianity, christians, disciple, savior
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What’s Visible in Your Life?
Just as our friends may sense our excitement about a long awaited vacation, our anticipation of a future in Christ might begin to seep out where they can see it. And then it’s only natural to share what we’re excited about. What … Continue reading
‘IF’ – A BIG Word in Evangelism – Part 3
Rather than argue with someone who is without saving faith in Christ, calmly help them understand the ramifications, IF the verses being discussed are true. Then be willing to demonstrate, with gentleness and respect, a commitment to friendship, regardless of … Continue reading
Thank God He’s Not Like Us
Has it ever occurred to you that nothing has just occurred to God? Stray thoughts don’t pop into his mind, and he doesn’t scratch his head trying to think of solutions to problems. May he be your ultimate source for … Continue reading
Posted in ~Encouragement Efforts, God the Father, Sharing Christ
Tagged gospel, problems, solutions, stray thoughts, ultimate source, wisdom
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