The comment from your brother-in-law made me chuckle because I recognize it. I've got friends who are incredible evangelists. Anywhere they go they are sharing the gospel and getting people saved. It's a wonder to watch. I love sharing about Jesus but have never been good at evangelism like that. So I recognize the struggle.
I've never read the book you were referring to but it's an interesting way to present the gospel.
Thanks for reading, Eric. I'm glad that part resonated with you.
And yes, in the end, the important thing is to remember that God is the one who does the work. As I said in the essay, it's not about whether we're "good" at evangelizing or not, but about doing something to share what we've received. In my case, writing about what God is teaching me and sharing my testimonies has become a way to reach others, and that encourages me a lot.
Haha, yes, that book is one of my favorites. Maybe it's not that popular, but I feel it presents very real examples of struggles we face today. Part II, which I've already posted, talks about what we value most and where our treasure lies, and part 3, will address the topic of meritocracy. It's been interesting to analyze it in light of God's Word.
Writing is a very powerful way to share the gospel.
One thing I've thought about often is this...
The Bible we read today was written a long time ago. For example, Paul wrote nearly 2000 years ago. But still today, you and I and many others are being powerfully influenced by writing he did so long ago. So, it's something that can have enduring impact not just now but in multiple generations.
The comment from your brother-in-law made me chuckle because I recognize it. I've got friends who are incredible evangelists. Anywhere they go they are sharing the gospel and getting people saved. It's a wonder to watch. I love sharing about Jesus but have never been good at evangelism like that. So I recognize the struggle.
I've never read the book you were referring to but it's an interesting way to present the gospel.
Thanks for reading, Eric. I'm glad that part resonated with you.
And yes, in the end, the important thing is to remember that God is the one who does the work. As I said in the essay, it's not about whether we're "good" at evangelizing or not, but about doing something to share what we've received. In my case, writing about what God is teaching me and sharing my testimonies has become a way to reach others, and that encourages me a lot.
Haha, yes, that book is one of my favorites. Maybe it's not that popular, but I feel it presents very real examples of struggles we face today. Part II, which I've already posted, talks about what we value most and where our treasure lies, and part 3, will address the topic of meritocracy. It's been interesting to analyze it in light of God's Word.
I'm so glad you found it interesting! :)
Writing is a very powerful way to share the gospel.
One thing I've thought about often is this...
The Bible we read today was written a long time ago. For example, Paul wrote nearly 2000 years ago. But still today, you and I and many others are being powerfully influenced by writing he did so long ago. So, it's something that can have enduring impact not just now but in multiple generations.
Keep it up! Thanks for writing!
That's true!
Thanks for the encouragement. I appreciate it!!