Sharing the Good News of the Gospel

By Dana Redricks April 11, 2020 Persuading people of their need for Salvation is difficult sometimes, but it is we, do the planting, and God who does the harvesting."Remember that God does not call the equipped; He equips the called—and as Christians, we are all called to share what Christ has done. Some of Christ’s last words on earth were, “Go and make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:19). Sharing our faith isn’t just a suggestion, it’s a command. And God is with us when we obey Him." One of the best ways to share your faith is to live a godly life. Non-Christians often look at Christians as hypocritical because we say one thing but do another. Show those close to you that you care—spend time with them, help meet their needs and offer to listen when they have problems. You might not be able to answer all of their questions, but they can’t deny the reality of what Christ has done in your life. If you find this is hard to do, perhaps God is speaking to you about your own need to walk more closely with Him every day." (Billy Graham). I know we all have heard the saying actions speak louder than words that is so true. People go more by what we do more than by what we say. Sharing is the best way to show the love of God with others. It is we who do the planting, but it is God who does the harvesting. The Holy Spirit equips us to the work that God has wants us to do. The Holy Spirit that guides, and equips us. The Holy Bible also equips us with everything we need. At the same time, we must do more than live godly lives. People need to hear the Gospel to hear that God loves them, Christ died for them and that they can have eternal life. (Romans 10:13-14) says, “‘Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.’ How, then, can they call on the one they have not believed in? And how can they believe in the one of whom they have not heard? And how can they hear without someone preaching to them?”