How Are You Spreading The Good News?

[David Hunter]

Hola!

How have you been spreading the Good News, the past year, in spite of this pandemic?

I've heard people stopped passing out gospel tracts, but for me it seems people have no problem taking them.

I also have a mask that says, "Jesus Saves" on it. Haven't gotten into a conversation with any unbelievers because of it, but it does seem to encourage believers when they see it (Just by passing people while out-and-about they'll say they love the mask).

 

[Halbhh]

Hola!

How have you been spreading the Good News, the past year, in spite of this pandemic?

I've heard people stopped passing out gospel tracts, but for me it seems people have no problem taking them.

I also have a mask that says, "Jesus Saves" on it. Haven't gotten into a conversation with any unbelievers because of it, but it does seem to encourage believers when they see it (Just by passing people while out-and-about they'll say they love the mask).

It's possible to find a wording that expresses how Christ saved me from where I was at, and that's a way to tell about the gospel. I might write something like: "I had a lot to be forgiven for -- His Grace is amazing!" which is a way to remind people of the essential reality of the message they've already heard, since many have heard the gospel at some time. Sometimes though you might realize or reasonably guess a person hasn't heard the gospel at all, ever, and then you need more. While one might quote Romans chapter 5, verses 6-8 or such. There is always the wonderful John 3:16. I like to use the NIV wording usually, for people that have never heard such things. It needs to be a clear wording. It's so important to have prayed the Lord's Prayer, and to be abiding with Him, when you try to tell the gospel to others.

 

[David Hunter]

It's possible to find a wording that expresses how Christ saved me from where I was at, and that's a way to tell about the gospel. I might write something like: "I had a lot to be forgiven for -- His Grace is amazing!" which is a way to remind people of the essential reality of the message they've already heard, since many have heard the gospel at some time. Sometimes though you might realize or reasonably guess a person hasn't heard the gospel at all, ever, and then you need more. While one might quote Romans chapter 5, verses 6-8 or such. There is always the wonderful John 3:16. I like to use the NIV wording usually, for people that have never heard such things. It needs to be a clear wording. It's so important to have prayed the Lord's Prayer, and to be abiding with Him, when you try to tell the gospel to others.

That's great!!! I don't think any of us can ever be reminded enough! Thank you for sharing.

 

[Unqualified]

I gave a short message the other day. I say God bless you a lot and try to be encouraging. I discuss Jesuswith friends and get the fire going. I always stand as a Christian wherever I am. I don’t find too many opportunities for outright evangelism, though I’m always witnessing in my head.

 

[David Hunter]

I gave a short message the other day. I say God bless you a lot and try to be encouraging. I discuss Jesuswith friends and get the fire going. I always stand as a Christian wherever I am. I don’t find too many opportunities for outright evangelism, though I’m always witnessing in my head.

Awesome!!! And, what do you mean when you say you're, "witnessing in my head"? Praying for people?

 

[Unqualified]

That and just a running conversation sometimes trying to say things effectively. I pray for individuals but watch out praying for the world.

 

[mike_inc]

Hola!

How have you been spreading the Good News, the past year, in spite of this pandemic?

I've heard people stopped passing out gospel tracts, but for me it seems people have no problem taking them.

I also have a mask that says, "Jesus Saves" on it. Haven't gotten into a conversation with any unbelievers because of it, but it does seem to encourage believers when they see it (Just by passing people while out-and-about they'll say they love the mask).

My church has been very active on the online-front, inviting friends and guests to our Bible studies. We avidly use Webex to host meetings! Everyday we get someone new, I'd say due to people's more free time and availability. If ever your interested in a live Bible study, and eager to get any of your questions answered straight from the Bible, let me know!

 

[David Hunter]

My church has been very active on the online-front, inviting friends and guests to our Bible studies. We avidly use Webex to host meetings! Everyday we get someone new, I'd say due to people's more free time and availability. If ever your interested in a live Bible study, and eager to get any of your questions answered straight from the Bible, let me know!

Thanks for sharing, Mike!

 

[splish- splash]

In anyway possible really. For instance, If someone gets intouch and starts repeating the same statement over and over, concening their problems, i quickly start advancing, towards throwing in some sentences, about our Messiah. I've found that its not actually our problems, which are the problem. Instead, Its not having Christ in our lives, that causes all the confusion.

 

[FutureAndAHope]

Although I pray every day for the lost. I am a bit of a burst evangelist, I go times where I forget to share, then I will remember and do something.

Recently I returned to Facebook, it is a great platform to use if you have money to pay for ads. I often advertise into India and Pakistan. The reach is phenomenal, for around $5 you can reach out to around 5000 people, although I only have a very small budget. My most recent post was just asking people if they had prayer needs. Many responded with prayer requests, which I am praying that the LORD answers. You can also advertise bible messages etc.

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