Tell What Jesus Has Done for You – Mark 5:20
You may not be able to answer every question someone might ask. But you tell them what Jesus has done for you.
Encouraging, comforting and urging you to live lives worthy of God, who calls you into his kingdom and glory. (1 Thess. 2:12 NIV)
You may not be able to answer every question someone might ask. But you tell them what Jesus has done for you.
Jesus left his church with what we call the Great Commission, to make disciples. That involves both evangelism and teaching.
God’s gift of salvation is freely offered to all. If you are thirsty, come and drink from the water of life. Experience life anew with God.
John proclaimed what he knew about Christ in order to have fellowship with new believers and to make his joy complete.
Many are not receptive to the gospel but others are. They are waiting for someone to tell them so that they might believe. Will it be you?
“We have heard for ourselves.” These words reflect the change from only hearing about Jesus, to experiencing him for oneself.
Jesus came as the light of the world, but darkness still reigns over much of the world. Let his light shine through you into the world.
As believers in the Lord Jesus, we have the best news in the world. And we should be speaking out with great boldness to share the gospel.
A watchman is one who reports about approaching danger. And that is something that all believers have a responsibility to do.
We have been given good news to share with a lost and dying world. And we are responsible to share it, whether or not they listen to us.
As a believer, I should be willing, and able, to tell other people what the Lord has done for me. That requires no training, just love.
How do you respond when people challenge your right to share your faith? Peter and John responded that it is better to do what is right in God’s eyes.