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Of the fastest 10 pitches ever thrown in Major League Baseball, 8 of them were thrown by Aroldis Chapman, topping out at 105.8 mph. Of the 10 hardest hit homeruns in Major League Baseball, half of those belong to Giancarlo Stanton, topping out at 121.7 mph. “Power in” is often “power out.” The same is true in witnessing – the Holy Spirit brings His power in that you may display His power out, and the result may be a transformed life.

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When it comes to being a witness for Christ, most Christ know they are to be faithful witnesses. Many even feel that sense of urgency. So, why do we keep reading poll results that say that less than 2 percent of all believers have ever shared their faith with a lost person, giving them a chance to respond? Maybe one reason is that we think we have a responsibility too great for us, that we just can’t do it. Jesus has a message for every person who feels that way: the power of your witness is in Him, not in you.

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Britt David Podcast welcomes special guest David Lix.

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Britt David Podcast welcomes special guest Pastor David Lix.

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Britt David Podcast welcomes special guest David Lix.

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Britt David Podcast welcomes special guest Pastor David Lix.

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Britt David Podcast welcomes Andy Wells as he shares the conclusion to his  message entitled "The Gospel".

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Britt David Podcast welcomes Andy Wells as he shares a message with us today entitled "The Gospel".

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I think I’m pretty likeable. I want people to like me. I try to get along with everybody. So, when I read that there is a vast portion of this world who hates me – not just dislikes me, but hates me – I have a hard time swallowing that. Why would they hate someone like me? Jesus said it is because they hate Him. And I am His, and He is mine. Be loveable; just know that everyone won’t see you quite that way.

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Hate is a strong word. Hate is an ugly word. Hate is a word that many parents forbid their children to use. But hate is a word that Jesus used and focused on as He warned His disciples how the world would view them. Why does the world hate genuine followers of Jesus? That is what we will explore as we study this passage in John 15.