Is Loving Jesus Enough, or Should We Share His Message with Others? Do you say people just need to love Jesus yet do not do anything about it like sharing Jesus to others.
Is Loving Jesus Enough, or Should We Share His Message with Others?
How can others know Jesus if you don’t share Him to others. Stop saying they need Jesus and tell them about Jesus!
We are ALL called to share Jesus with others, if you aren’t, are you ashamed or scared? Remember God will equip us to do so, we just have to share! Leave the rest to Him.
If you don’t tell them about Jesus who will … that moment might be their very last moment to know Him.
If you know the gift of eternal life with Christ, why wouldn’t you want others to know.
Besides simply by saying they need Jesus is not the way to win them. Sharing and showing the love of Christ will!
Maybe, you, the one stating they need the love of Jesus, needs the love of Jesus too. Just saying.
Today we are not bold to share, we are more afraid offending someone instead of offending God, when we don’t share the Gospel, the Good News of Christ to others, we actually are sinning and offending God.
Share the love of Jesus to everyone including those who treat you wrong!
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