Evangelism

May 5th – Matthew 24:14

Matthew 24:14

Did you know that the Bible is the most translated book in the world? There are currently around 3,283 languages in 167 countries which have active Bible translation projects, with more on the way. Why is this important? Because when everyone has had a chance to hear the life saving message of the Gospel, Jesus will return! As such, it calls us to action, urging us to be fervent in sharing the message of salvation with everyone we can. Let us seize every opportunity, like workers in a ripe harvest field, to proclaim the transformative power of Jesus Christ. The urgency of the hour demands our unwavering commitment to the Great Commission, knowing that eternity hangs in the balance. So may we not be deterred by obstacles or distractions, but press on with determination and courage, fueled by the knowledge that His return is drawing near. With hearts ablaze and lips aflame, let us spread the Good News far and wide, illuminating the darkness with the light of Christ’s love and redemption.

May 5th – Matthew 24:14 Read More »

September 15th – John 4:35

John 4:35

How many us love to live by the phrase, “Why do today what you can put off until tomorrow?” But God says, “Why put off tomorrow what you can today?” For unlike the farmers of the field who need to wait for the right time to harvest, God’s fields are always ripe for gleaning. His seeds are always being planted, His rows sowed, and His harvest ready. All that is missing are the workers who are eager, and ready to reap. Jesus taught the disciples, when it comes to spreading the gospel, the time is now! Every season is the right season for spirits willing to sow, hearts willing to cultivate, and hands willing to reap. Procrastination has no part in evangelism. And Ecclesiastes 11:4 reminds us, those who wait for the right time, get nothing done for God at all. For time is short, and the workers few. So don’t wait! For what is today, but yesterday’s tomorrow.

September 15th – John 4:35 Read More »

Honoring The Final Words Of The King – Mark 15-16

Mark 15-16

The story of the Crucifixion is a tough one. It’s gut wrenching what Jesus suffered at the hands of His captors. He endured savagery, mockery, and rejection. He was brutalized and spit upon. What He withstood we can barely comprehend. And He did so willingly. At any time more than twelve legions of angels were ready to rescue the Lord at a moments notice, (Matt. 26:53), yet Jesus bore His Cross to the end. He bore it for our salvation and to see the will of God done. …

Honoring The Final Words Of The King – Mark 15-16 Read More »