Can we boil evangelism down to a church invitation? There’s got to be more to sharing Jesus than passing it off to a pastor to do. Are we called to share our faith or mandated to? UPDATE: in this recording, I mentioned that there is no gift of evangelism. In Ephesians 4 we are told that some are gifted to be evangelists. What I meant in my statement was that just because you don’t have the gift of evangelism doesn’t mean you can’t share Jesus.

This question takes on another level over this last year because of not being able to physically go for some time in 2020. Is attending a church essential for salvation?

It’s not a deliberate thing, I don’t think. But it feels like for the most part, we diminish or push aside the spiritual experiences and questions of children and call them ‘cute’. As fellow Christ followers, they have the same Holy Spirit. I think we can learn more from kids than we know.

If God can do anything, why are we so surprised when He answers prayer, performs a miracle? Is it because we don’t believe He can? Or because we don’t believe He will?

Should I allow what others do to influence my view of grace for them?

Top 4 ways we shouldn’t treat new believers.

In this episode we talk about whether God cares about the little things or just the big things in our prayer life?

Preach the gospel at all times, use words when necessary.

We’re supposed to pray without ceasing. How does that work? How long are we supposed to pray about something?

Some of the main things we are to do as believers is share the good news of Jesus and disciple. But I think these two things we don’t do a great job at. Why?