Wednesday, September 7, 2016

This is an extra for today:


How Do We Share Our Faith In The World Today?


As 'Little Christs', what is our responsibility? I one word: Ministry...
Now before you freak out, let me qualify that statement. We, as believers in Jesus Christ, have something the world needs; knowledge of eternal salvation.
If you were driving along the highway, and encountered a car at the side of the road in flames would you continue on, or would you stop in an attempt to see if there was anything you could do? At the least we could call 911.
We walk around every day with opportunities to share the love of Jesus with those who don't call Him Savior.
So what does sharing Jesus' love look like in everyday life? It begins with asking God (Holy Spirit) to touch your heart and mind with courage to step out in faith, leaving the results of your action in God's capable hands.
Next, we listen for the 'Heads up'... that little voice inside that whispers, "That girl needs to know I love her." Next: "So what do I do or say, Lord?" (This is where many of us cave to the pressure) "God can't possibly use me! I'm too inadequate!"
Don't allow the enemy to keep you silent! Step out in faith!
Jude 22-23 says, "Be merciful to those who doubt; save others by snatching them from the fire;"
This is one of the most eloquent and descriptive terms of Hell in all of scripture. It is not written as an allegory, nor is it symbolic. It is literally what those who never proclaim Jesus as Lord and Savior will suffer for eternity.
The bonus allowed us in this opportunity is complete and utter joy knowing you may have been used of God to reach someone on His behalf! I gotta tell you that when we take the time and chance being embarrassed God shows up in some of the most dynamic ways I have ever encountered!
So take a chance and become involved in ministry. It doesn't required dressing in a suit or dress and standing in the pulpit of your church! It begins in the heart, with an unction you will recognize the moment you say, "Here I am, Lord. Send me." Isaiah 6:8


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