Sharing Christ
I must say that last night's sharing by Steven and Carol on Sharing the Gospel stirred up something in me. I personally have always felt uncomfortable bringing up Christ as something to talk about to non-Christians, simply because I generally don't like to impose my views on other people. I could get into theological discussions no problem, but I never could bring up Jesus as a Saviour/Redeemer into my conversations. I felt like it was forcing something down someone's throat and I sure didn't like others doing that to me! And so I've always kept quiet about Jesus, always hoping for a good opportunity to talk about him, but never "felt" like it was the right moment. At the same time, I was feeling guilty about not doing my part in fulfilling the Great Commission.
But after hearing last night's sharing, I now feel like I can share the Gospel without having to slap it into non-Christians' faces! In fact, by living Christ-like lives, we are technically already spreading the Word of God by being His beacon in this world. I realised that my responsibility isn't converting non-believers, but just letting them know who Christ is and what He has done for us. Suddenly the task at hand becomes so much easier and so much more doable!
Matthew 5:14a, 16
"You are the light of the world ... let your light shine before men, that they may see your good deeds and praise your Father in heaven."
But after hearing last night's sharing, I now feel like I can share the Gospel without having to slap it into non-Christians' faces! In fact, by living Christ-like lives, we are technically already spreading the Word of God by being His beacon in this world. I realised that my responsibility isn't converting non-believers, but just letting them know who Christ is and what He has done for us. Suddenly the task at hand becomes so much easier and so much more doable!
Matthew 5:14a, 16
"You are the light of the world ... let your light shine before men, that they may see your good deeds and praise your Father in heaven."

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