“Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit…” (Matthew 28:19 NIV)
Christians have a calling stated as plainly as the sun is in the sky to reach out to those that are lost in every corner of this earth and show them who Christ is and how He can be there for them. However, that is much easier said than done for almost everyone. Sharing the gospel is a mission all Christians have, but is found to be hard to follow by quite a few due to the excuses we as Christians like to make such as a lack of knowledge to share or fear of being unaccepted and denied. We have to notice the high need to answer the undertaking of evangelism and some of new strategies that come with …show more content…
Even though the stories date back to the beginning of time, the lessons that can be learned from its pages can be applied to everyday life. It gives teachings on things such as grief from the loss of a loved one to the joy that can be felt from God’s blessings. Its knowledge surpasses each generation because it is the underlying virtue applies to all. While letters were the norm a hundred years ago versus today’s cell phones, there can still be a lot to grasp from a lesson on communication. Same can be said for things such as relationships, friendships, families, wisdom, and humility just to scratch the surface. The Bible has something on each and every one of these topics as well as many more that will help everyone live a life full of God and the glory He has for each and every one who follows …show more content…
Like it was previously stated, evangelism is sharing the good word and the easiest way to do that is to speak it. When speaking, people only want to stay and listen if it applies to them and helps them by being clear. By keeping evangelism practical and contemporary people will be able to understand what is being said and will also feel that it applies to them. When addressing people and what they want to hear, they also want to hear answers which is where the last characteristic ties in. If these three characteristics are tied into how a message of sharing the gospel is shared, it will have a much stronger impact on a much larger crowd because it is being done
Christians have a calling stated as plainly as the sun is in the sky to reach out to those that are lost in every corner of this earth and show them who Christ is and how He can be there for them. However, that is much easier said than done for almost everyone. Sharing the gospel is a mission all Christians have, but is found to be hard to follow by quite a few due to the excuses we as Christians like to make such as a lack of knowledge to share or fear of being unaccepted and denied. We have to notice the high need to answer the undertaking of evangelism and some of new strategies that come with …show more content…
Even though the stories date back to the beginning of time, the lessons that can be learned from its pages can be applied to everyday life. It gives teachings on things such as grief from the loss of a loved one to the joy that can be felt from God’s blessings. Its knowledge surpasses each generation because it is the underlying virtue applies to all. While letters were the norm a hundred years ago versus today’s cell phones, there can still be a lot to grasp from a lesson on communication. Same can be said for things such as relationships, friendships, families, wisdom, and humility just to scratch the surface. The Bible has something on each and every one of these topics as well as many more that will help everyone live a life full of God and the glory He has for each and every one who follows …show more content…
Like it was previously stated, evangelism is sharing the good word and the easiest way to do that is to speak it. When speaking, people only want to stay and listen if it applies to them and helps them by being clear. By keeping evangelism practical and contemporary people will be able to understand what is being said and will also feel that it applies to them. When addressing people and what they want to hear, they also want to hear answers which is where the last characteristic ties in. If these three characteristics are tied into how a message of sharing the gospel is shared, it will have a much stronger impact on a much larger crowd because it is being done