“Life is worth nothing
unless I use it for doing the work assigned me by the Lord Jesus. The work of telling others the good news
about God’s mighty kindness and love” (Acts 20:24 TLB).
Connecting people with God is a part of every believer’s
life purpose. We each can do three
things to carry out this part of our life purpose:
1. ACCEPT YOUR
MISSION.
The moment you become a believer your job is to tell other
people about Christ. The moment you
become a believer that mission kicks in.
And in today’s world opportunities abound to express the Good News of Christ
through many avenues. That’s our
mission.
2. GO WITH GOOD NEWS.
Reasons we give for not talking about our faith are that we
feel shy or insecure or afraid of what others will think of us or rejection. But these aren’t the real reasons we don’t
tell others the good news. The real
reason is we forget how good the good news really is. We become comfortable and complacent with it
and we forget what a deal we really have.
If we’ll think about it and realize how good it is, we can’t help but
tell people about it. It’s such good
news.
The Good News can be summarized in three words:
Fulfillment, Freedom, and Forgiveness. This is what everyone wants. As a follower of Jesus you have these. You have what everybody in the world is
looking for. It just needs to be
explained in terms so people can see how much they benefit from knowing God.
3. LOVE PEOPLE.
The right motive for telling others the Good News is love. We do it out of love. For
Christ's love compels us, (2 Corinthians 5:14). God has never made a person that didn’t
matter to Him.
God loves them. Jesus
died for them.
When as a believer you realize that your mission is to tell
others of Christ, and one day, since God told us to do this, He’s going to say
to you, “Did you bring anybody else to heaven with you?” you realize this is a
major part of your life.
When you say “God, I’m available to share the Good News with
anybody, anywhere, anytime in a natural way,” life becomes a great adventure.
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