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Gospel Conversation - Part 21(How to Restore an Erring Believer)

  How to Restore an Erring Believer In the life of the church, some believers will inevitably stumble, fall into sin, or stray from the faith. The call to restore an erring brother or sister is a sacred responsibility that requires grace, wisdom, and patience. Restoration is not about judgment or condemnation but about healing, reconciliation, and leading the person back to the fullness of Christ’s life. Here’s a biblical and practical guide on how to restore an erring believer: Approach with a Spirit of Gentleness and Love Paul instructs in Galatians 6:1, “Brothers and sisters, if someone is caught in a sin, you who live by the Spirit should restore that person gently. But watch yourselves, or you also may be tempted.” Restoration begins with humility and compassion. Your attitude must be loving, not harsh or self-righteous. Remember your own need for grace. Pray for Guidance and the Person’s Heart Before and during the restoration process, pray fervently. Ask God for wisdom, for ...

Gospel Conversation - Part 20 (How to Share the Gospel with a More Educated Person)

  How to Share the Gospel with a More Educated Person Sharing the gospel with someone who is highly educated or intellectually inclined requires a careful approach that respects their intellect while communicating the heart of the gospel. Many educated individuals appreciate thoughtful, reasoned dialogue rather than simplistic answers or emotional appeals alone. Here are some practical principles to guide you in gospel conversations with them: Respect Their Intelligence and Background Approach the conversation with humility and genuine respect for their knowledge and experiences. Avoid oversimplifying or assuming they lack understanding. Show that you value their questions and perspectives. Be Well-Prepared Educated individuals often appreciate solid reasoning and evidence. Study key biblical doctrines, historical evidence for Christ’s resurrection, and common objections. Be ready to provide thoughtful answers, but don’t overwhelm with too much detail at once. Start with Common Gro...

Gospel Conversation - Part 19 (How to Share the Gospel with Your Client)

  How to Share the Gospel with Your Client Sharing the gospel with a client can feel challenging because of the professional context. Yet, God calls us to be salt and light in every area of life, including business relationships. When done with wisdom, respect, and love, faith conversations can naturally arise even in client settings. Here are practical steps to help you share the gospel while maintaining integrity and professionalism. Build a Genuine Relationship First Before diving into spiritual topics, invest time in building trust and rapport. Show interest in them as a person, listen well, and provide excellent service. Genuine relationships open doors for deeper conversations. Live Out Your Faith Through Your Work Demonstrate integrity, kindness, and excellence in all your dealings. Your character as a follower of Christ will often speak louder than words, drawing curiosity and respect. Look for Natural Conversation Opportunities Don’t force the gospel. Instead, be attentive...

Gospel Conversation - Part 18 (How to Share the Gospel with Your Parent)

  How to Share the Gospel with Your Parent Sharing the gospel with your parent can be one of the most meaningful yet delicate spiritual conversations you’ll have. Because of the deep family bond, emotions and respect play a big role. How can you lovingly introduce your faith and the message of Christ without causing unnecessary conflict? Here are some biblically grounded and practical steps to help guide you. Pray First For Wisdom and Softened Hearts Begin with prayer, asking God to prepare both your heart and theirs (James 1:5; Colossians 4:2-4). Pray for: Openness to hear the gospel. Courage to speak with gentleness. Opportunities to share naturally. Lead with Respect and Gratitude Honor your parents as Scripture commands (Ephesians 6:2-3). Express appreciation for what they’ve taught or done in your life. This creates a loving foundation before diving into spiritual matters. Share Your Personal Story Instead of launching into theology or doctrine, start with your personal experi...

Gospel Conversation - Part 17 (How to Share the Gospel on Social Media)

  How to Share the Gospel on Social Media Social media is one of the most powerful tools available for sharing the gospel today. With billions of people connected online, your posts, comments, and messages can reach far beyond your immediate circle. But how do you effectively and respectfully share Christ in this vast digital space? Here’s a guide to help you be a bold yet loving witness online. Live Your Faith Authentically Your online presence is your digital testimony. Post regularly about what God is doing in your life. Share scripture verses, encouragement, and personal stories. Be honest about your struggles and victories authenticity resonates. Use Engaging Content to Draw Attention People scroll fast catch their eye with: Thought-provoking questions or quotes. Short videos or reels that share a gospel truth. Inspirational images paired with Scripture or devotional thoughts. Share Clear and Simple Gospel Messages Don’t overwhelm; keep it accessible. Post simple summaries of ...

Gospel Conversation - Part 16 (How to Share the Gospel in an Elevator)

  How to Share the Gospel in an Elevator Life often gives us brief, unexpected moments to share the gospel, like a short elevator ride. Though limited by time, these moments can be powerful if you approach them with wisdom, love, and clarity. Here’s how to make the most of those elevator encounters for Christ. Be Ready and Open You never know when an opportunity will arise. Keep a simple gospel message ready in your heart and mind. Pray for boldness and sensitivity to the Holy Spirit. Smile, make eye contact, and be approachable. Start with a Natural Icebreaker The key to quick gospel sharing is connection. Comment on something light: “Busy day, huh?” or “I love this building!” If appropriate, introduce yourself: “Hi, I’m [Your Name].” Be genuine; avoid rushing straight into preaching. Look for a Spiritual Opening Even in a short time, you can gently explore spiritual interests. Ask simple questions like, “Do you have any faith or spiritual beliefs?” Listen carefully to their respo...