Win the Day: Five Minutes with Pastor Nat Crawford on Oneplace.com

It's not uncommon to hear a person talk about their faith in Jesus Christ. But what one person means by "faith" may be different than what another person means. And, as David Platt explains, if we are to be God's witnesses to the world, it's important that we have a clear idea of the role faith plays in salvation.

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It's not uncommon to hear a person talk about their faith in Jesus Christ. But what one person means by "faith" may be different than what another person means. And, as David Platt explains, if we are to be God's witnesses to the world, it's important that we have a clear idea of the role faith plays in salvation.

David Platt shares practical advice on how to weave the threads of Jesus' work into our conversations with others. Whether you are witnessing to family members or co-workers at the water cooler, it's possible to introduce them to Jesus in a way that will change their lives forever.

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David Platt shares practical advice on how to weave the threads of Jesus' work into our conversations with others. Whether you are witnessing to family members or co-workers at the water cooler, it's possible to introduce them to Jesus in a way that will change their lives forever.

It stands to reason that the most complicated tasks require the most effort to accomplish. Neil Armstrong didn't get to the moon on his own. So when it comes to the salvation of our soul, we must be expected to help with the effort, right? Wrong! As David Platt explains, Jesus Christ Himself is sufficient to bring salvation to the world. We'll look at how the Bible describes the work of Jesus in providing this unique gift to mankind.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/499/29

It stands to reason that the most complicated tasks require the most effort to accomplish. Neil Armstrong didn't get to the moon on his own. So when it comes to the salvation of our soul, we must be expected to help with the effort, right? Wrong! As David Platt explains, Jesus Christ Himself is sufficient to bring salvation to the world. We'll look at how the Bible describes the work of Jesus in providing this unique gift to mankind.

We are all tempted to explain away our sin--we were provoked, we were tired, we were stressed, the list goes on and on. However, as David Platt explains, sin is rooted in the heart and leads to eternal spiritual death. Correctly diagnosing the sinful human condition is key to effectively sharing the Gospel and ultimately communicating our need for a savior.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/499/29

We are all tempted to explain away our sin--we were provoked, we were tired, we were stressed, the list goes on and on. However, as David Platt explains, sin is rooted in the heart and leads to eternal spiritual death. Correctly diagnosing the sinful human condition is key to effectively sharing the Gospel and ultimately communicating our need for a savior.

Inevitably, in any Gospel presentation, the question of "what's wrong with the world?" will need to be addressed. How do we answer the questions about the sinfulness of man? Though some would prefer to sidestep the question, answering the question of sin is a crucial element of the Gospel story. David Platt continues our series by showing us effective ways of weaving in discussions about the sinfulness of man into our conversations with those we want see follow Christ.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/499/29

Inevitably, in any Gospel presentation, the question of "what's wrong with the world?" will need to be addressed. How do we answer the questions about the sinfulness of man? Though some would prefer to sidestep the question, answering the question of sin is a crucial element of the Gospel story. David Platt continues our series by showing us effective ways of weaving in discussions about the sinfulness of man into our conversations with those we want see follow Christ.