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Biblical evangelism is faithfully and joyfully sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ in words and actions and leaving the results up to God.

 

Biblical evangelism is an invitation to partner with the Holy Spirit and to trust His good work in the lives of people God loves and wants to save.

 

What if our problem with evangelism is actually a problem of love –  a lack of love for God and/or a lack of love for people?

 

A greater love for God and a greater love for people are things we can ask for and receive.

 

Love and gratitude should always be our motivations for sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ. 

 

1 John 4:19

Revelation 2:1-7

 

“First love” is our awareness and wonder of God’s amazing grace and wonderful love that first brought us into relationship with Him.

 

 Our “first love” and passion for God tends to wane when we begin to focus less on intimacy with Him and more on religious busyness.

 

Abiding in “first love” results in a greater experience of intimacy, dependence, and satisfaction in our relationship with God.

 

The barrier to us sharing the Gospel might be a lack of passion for God, a lack of concern for people, or a mix of both.

 

We don’t have to manufacture love for God or for people. We can ask Him for it. (What God requires, God provides!)

 Romans 5:5

 

Pray with expectation for God’s rule and reign to come into situations in your own life and in the lives of others. 

Acts 4:20

 

A life of loving worship to God begins with and is sustained by a constant perspective of His grace and mercy for us.

 

 Pray specifically for a greater love for God. Ask Him to show you something about Himself that you haven’t seen lately.

 

Pray specifically for one person you’ve grown distant from or completely given up on.  Ask God to give you His heart for them.

 

Tell one person this week about something real in your life with Jesus (something you’ve experienced or something you are experiencing now).

Romans 10:14

 

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