A question

[Mountainmanbob]

There's nothing wrong with evangelism and all Calvinists believe in it. Go out and spread the gospel that's our job. Even though God through the Holy Spirit does all of the work at times he uses us as a tool so as to share his love with others. It's a blessing to be used by God.
M-Bob

 

[StillGods]

well, there goes one reason to be a calvinist sigh..


(just kidding around.. please dont take offense at that, i just really thought if elect cant say no theres no reason to evangelise)

 

[Hazelelponi]

well, there goes one reason to be a calvinist sigh..


(just kidding around.. please dont take offense at that, i just really thought if elect cant say no theres no reason to evangelise)

We don't "go out and evangelize" like some denominations do. Not street preachers or anything.

But we don't neglect to show a living Christ/Christianity in our interactions with others, and if someone asks about our faith we share it, and/or if something comes up in normal course of conversation where we might quote the Bible to be helpful or mention our faith in a helpful manner then we do.

We aren't pushy with it though... rather, it's more a living faith.

 

[Mountainmanbob]

There are reformed missionaries all over the world.
M-Bob

 

[Hazelelponi]

There are reformed missionaries all over the world.
M-Bob

But most of us are just people - living faith where we are and not pushing faith. He doesn't have to go out like a street preacher...

Missionaries are called. Not everyone is...

 

[Mountainmanbob]

 

[Hazelelponi]

Most people can share the Gospel with those around them without going door to door like LDS or standing on the street like some people do.

We can share Christ with the lost by living Christianity right where we are... from normal ordinary lives and if we truly live Christ, it's a far more powerful influence than the door to door people.

 

[JM]

"For by one offering he hath perfected for ever them that are sanctified." Hebrews 10:14

For whom Christ died, they will be saved, His death secures their salvation.