How Does Christian Hedonism Relate to Evangelism? …
Is it OK to witness to the lost for our own joy?
Is it OK to witness to the lost for our own joy?
The way to get ready to make a case for your hope is to get hopeful. Apply yourself to settling the questions of your own heart.
You can't have fullness of joy in Christ if you never tell anybody about it. Declaring the marvelous deeds of God that have brought light into our life is a means to the full enjoyment of that light.
You can read every fairy tale that was ever written, every mystery thriller, every ghost story, and you will never find anything so shocking, so strange, so weird and spellbinding as the story of the incarnation of the Son of God.
Hindrances to forthright witnessing rise mainly from taking our eyes off God.
Your power to give a compassionate witness about Jesus is in direct proportion to how precious Jesus is to you.
How different, how wonderful the use of our mouths would be if we lived by faith in the God who made the mouth and not by sight—by looking at our own clumsy tongue.
How are we morally distinct from ordinary society with its prudence, respectability, and good breeding?
Six essential truths about the gospel and the Scriptures that teach them.
Every army needs a small, swift squadron full of surprises for the enemy.
How should we pray for and witness to the lost if salvation is the sovereign work of God?
How can Christians use the incredible power of literature to spread the gospel?
It is fitting for those who believe in the sovereignty of God to feel a deep sorrow and for the lost and a deep longing for their conversion.
To recognize and receive Christ for who he really is, God the Father must reveal it to you.
The great obstacle to recognizing the truth of Christ is not deficient resources but deep rebellion against God.
The use of money can make or break your eternal destiny.
God prepares a person to receive Christ by stirring up a longing for consolation and redemption that can come only from Christ.
Giving the gospel away is one of the best ways of experiencing its power in your own life.
God wants people who welcome his strategic interruptions and surprises.
We are partners with the Holy Spirit and should be alert to those who are beginning to be awakened by his grace.
Every hour of your life brings a situation that can be bought up for eternity or missed.
The lesson of tragedies is "Get right with God."
Love for people doesn’t just say, “Here’s the seed, take it or leave it.”
John Piper introduces a simple, attractive pamphlet that tries to capture the essence of the gospel in six truths.
Pray with steadfastness, with watchfulness, and with thanksgiving.
We are not big. But we are part of something big.
God has yet more wonders to show us in the work of evangelism and world missions than we can imagine.
What does it mean to let our words be "seasoned with salt"?
What kind of event could we invite people to that would not be too “churchy,” but would be a gateway into all the good things that “church” really means?
God loves it when his people praise his Son in public.
Six reasons for why the Christian movement spread so fast in its early years.
What verses do you use to share the gospel with others?
Without seeing Christ, the burden to show him to others becomes slave labor.
The Son of Man came to seek and to save that which was lost. He sought them, he received them, he ate with them, and he saved them.
Jesus is the seeking heart of God going out after sinners and winning our repentance.
When sinners turn from their sin and accept Jesus' fellowship as the joy of their lives, they have come home to God. And God is glad.
If we love people, we will be like William Wilberforce and spend time thinking about how to point them to Jesus.
When God predestines someone's salvation, he usually predestines a human agent too.
The gospel elicits shaming behavior in those who will not believe it and it gives freedom from shame to those who do.
Christ is the Messiah. So is it arrogant or loving to proclaim him to Jews?
Jesus gives us more than one reason why it is worth the risk to share the gospel.
John Piper discusses why the internet, radio, and television aren't able to replace the local church.
John Piper shares several options for helping others grasp the truths of Scripture.
John Piper talks about the value of showing our concern for others when sharing the gospel.
John Piper says to pray for and utilize strategic situations for sharing.
John Piper suggests ways to share the gospel without promoting false assurances of salvation.
John Piper explains why strategy is only secondary when sharing Christ.
John Piper explains how he would argue for the reasonableness of religion.
John Piper says we should look beyond what is merely not sinful and pursue means that are also wise.
What can we learn about our calling as Christians when it's described as witnessing about light?
John Piper says you can lose missions if you don't distinguish it from evangelism.
God causes conversion, but he calls us to be agents of it.
John Piper says that having a loving and discerning heart is the best evangelistic strategy.
“If I am walking in obliviousness to God’s activity in the world, how am I going to interact with people at a God-level where he might be preparing them for some word from me or from some action from me?”
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