When Jesus took his disciples on a retreat into the hills near Galilee, he told them about the blessings, privileges and responsibilities of being members of the kingdom of the heaven. What he said is very important to modern day disciples.

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As Christians, we know the Gospel message by heart, but when it comes to sharing it with others, we panic. We avoid sharing it because we tell ourselves we’re not gifted or articulate enough. The truth is if we’re in Christ, we are His ambassadors sent to share the Good News with everyone.

Will you accept your identity as a carrier of the world’s greatest message?

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As Christians, we know the Gospel message by heart, but when it comes to sharing it with others, we panic. We avoid sharing it because we tell ourselves we’re not gifted or articulate enough. The truth is if we’re in Christ, we are His ambassadors sent to share the Good News with everyone.

Will you accept your identity as a carrier of the world’s greatest message?

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What holds you back in life, regardless of the goal? It’s probably a fear of failure. A fear that you’ll mess up in some waymake the wrong move, use the wrong words, pick the wrong time, fail to deliver, seem uninformed .

Fear manifests itself in many waysand in the Christian life, fear is the main reason we overthink, postpone, and avoid telling people about Jesus! How do we win against these overpowering fears that effectively keep the Hope we have locked up inside of us?

In this message, Pete Briscoe strips away the paralyzing power of fear and empowers us to confidently share with people in a freeing, new way the extravagant love of Jesus!

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Yes, we want to tell people about Jesus, but too often we freeze up and the words just won’t come. That wasn’t a problem with the early church thoughremember Peter who spoke after Pentecost and three thousand people trusted Christ after hearing his words!

So when we finally have the opportunity, why do we struggle to share the message of Jesus with family, friends, neighbors, and coworkers?

We can put aside our anxiousness when we know how to present the Gospel in a clear and compelling way. In this message, Pete Briscoe teaches from Peter’s sermon in Acts chapter 2 and outlines a simple and memorable way to share the Gospel.

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Yes, we want to tell people about Jesus, but too often we freeze up and the words just won’t come. That wasn’t a problem with the early church thoughremember Peter who spoke after Pentecost and three thousand people trusted Christ after hearing his words!

So when we finally have the opportunity, why do we struggle to share the message of Jesus with family, friends, neighbors, and coworkers?

We can put aside our anxiousness when we know how to present the Gospel in a clear and compelling way. In this message, Pete Briscoe teaches from Peter’s sermon in Acts chapter 2 and outlines a simple and memorable way to share the Gospel.

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When the apostles John and Peter healed the lame man in Acts chapter 4, it’s a beautiful picture of the healing we can receive in our souls to make us whole. And there’s only one person who can do this. Not Muhammad, not Buddha, not the Ten Commandments, not the Pope, not Marx, not Freud, not yoga, not tolerance, not enlightenment, science, or philosophy. Only Jesus can transform us from the inside out.

In this message, Pete Briscoe teaches from Acts 4 about how experiencing the sheer power and love of the indwelling Christ leaves us compelled to tell lost people about the beautiful, saving grace of Jesus.

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We live in a world where moral and immoral ideas, life-giving and life-ending ideas, and liberty-affirming and rights-restricting ideas are all thought to have merit and be worthy of consideration. As a result, claiming that Jesus is the remedy for every hurt, transgression, broken situation, and societal ill is likely be met with a sneer. But we can’t let sneers, name-calling, or fear stop us from sharing the incredible gift of Jesus. Paul never did. He was bold, even in the face of resistance and crowds of hecklers.

In this message, Pete Briscoe digs into Acts 17 to show us what motivated Paul to time and time again proclaim Jesus, even in the most pagan-loving city of all, Athens. It’s a message for us now as we struggle to tell a resistant world about Jesus.

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We live in a world where moral and immoral ideas, life-giving and life-ending ideas, and liberty-affirming and rights-restricting ideas are all thought to have merit and be worthy of consideration. As a result, claiming that Jesus is the remedy for every hurt, transgression, broken situation, and societal ill is likely be met with a sneer. But we can’t let sneers, name-calling, or fear stop us from sharing the incredible gift of Jesus. Paul never did. He was bold, even in the face of resistance and crowds of hecklers.

In this message, Pete Briscoe digs into Acts 17 to show us what motivated Paul to time and time again proclaim Jesus, even in the most pagan-loving city of all, Athens. It’s a message for us now as we struggle to tell a resistant world about Jesus.

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Before we knew Jesus, we were living among the dead, but after Jesus gets a hold of us, we are alive, and our life is transformed anew! But what will Jesus do with our new life?

We may expect an extravagant callingmaybe to an unreached village abroad or to the alleys of an inner city. However, Jesus calls us to a place that may surprise us. What will Jesus do in us as we take Jesus to our most personal mission field?

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