Test Page

When encountering other religions or cults, it can be difficult to share Christ with people of religious backgrounds effectively. It is important to understand shared language and differing beliefs.

We often go down a path of wanting the things of heaven but not the one who gives us heaven. We must desire God above all else.

After we have put our faith in Jesus, we can often be led to question our salvation due to our circumstances. What do we do if we have those questions? How can we counsel others by asking those questions? When we put our faith in Jesus, His work has saved us once and for all.

Once people respond to the Gospel what are we to do next? What are they to do next? Jesus gave us an example of baptism, and a command not just to evangelize, but to make disciples.

Your pastor may not ask you, but he desperately needs you to intercede for him.

When we share the gospel, we pray that people respond positively. While few respond to the gospel, most don’t respond at all, and a few will have obstacles they need to overcome in order to respond. We need to understand these obstacles in order to help people move past them.

In times of pain we can experience anger. Is it okay for us to direct it towards God or is it misgueded when we direct our anger towards God?

Even when we understand the message of the Gospel and the method we would like to share, we can struggle to learn the best way to begin a conversation. Crossing the bridge into a spiritual conversation can be difficult but is much needed.

The Gospel is not just for those of a certain age. Jesus himself teaches that we should invite children to believe in Him. Ultimately, Evangelism begins in the home.

Parenting is never easy, but the Word of God provides us with many Proverbs to encourage us and help us on our journey.

Some of the people closest to us need us to share the Gospel with them. Evangelizing family members can be difficult because of the fear of ruining a relationship. If we truly love our family, we will share the Gospel with them.

We can only know which method of sharing the Gospel is most comfortable to us by practice and repetition. Once we have a preferred method, we can start to learn the best way to call for a response.

Is it possible to be angry in a way that isn’t sinful? If we’re honest, it seems that when we get angry, anger threatens to control us.

Once we understand the message of the Gospel, it is time to dive into the method. There is no one method for sharing the Good News of Jesus. The best method is the one that makes us feel the most comfortable.