Last Sunday, while in Sunday school, something funny happened to me and I thought I'd share it with you. We were discussing the inspiration of Scripture.
Then a friend, Teri, made a comment to the class, "Isn't it amazing how you can read one verse over and over but then it really stands out right when you need it."
I added, "Yeah, like this verse hit me, 2 Tim 3:15. The part that says, "wise for salvation"--I have had it underlined in my bible for years but it really hit me today--"wise for salvation"--Wow."
Then Teri's husband (Dennis) leans over and whispers to me while looking at my bible, "Trish, it looks like you have every verse underlined." We laughed!
(Note: the photo is of my actual bible)
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Questions to Ask the Unbeliever:
What do you think happens on "the other side (when someone dies)?
What do you think God is like? (How would you describe His character)?
Do you think you could prove God exists?
Do you think God is angry with humanity?
Do you think God should punish murderers?
How would you describe your conscience?
Do you always listen to your conscience?
Do you ever think about death?
Are you afraid of dying? Why?
If you died tonight, where do you think you would go?
If there was a way to avoid death, do you think that you would be interested?
Who do you think Jesus was?
Do you believe in Heaven or Hell?
What do you think a person has to do to go to Heaven?
Why do you think God gave us the Ten Commandments?
If God gave you your life, do you think you should feel "indebted" to Him?
On a scale from 1 to 10, where do you think God fits into your life?
What do you think God requires of you?
What do you love most in life?
Have you ever read the Bible?
What do you think is the Bible's main message?
Would you consider yourself to be a good person?
Do you think you have kept the Ten Commandments?
What is stopping you from being born again right now?
Questions for the Professing Christian:
Do you share your faith?
Do you go out of your way to share your faith with strangers?
What do you say to people when you witness?
Do you ever mention judgment day?
Do you ever mention Hell?
Why should someone become a Christian? (What do they get out of it)?
Who in your life isn't saved or born again? Where will he/she go if he/she dies without Christ?
If a blind man were walking toward a 1000 ft cliff, what would you do? Let Him know about a good church? Warn him about the cliff?
If a non-Christian is unknowingly headed toward eternal Hell, What should you do? Invite him to church? Warn him about Hell?
When was the last time you read your Bible?
How often do you read your Bible?
How does someone to become a Christian?
Evangelism Booklet
Here is a great tool if you would like to talk
to someone about witnessing
Stunning quotes from men of old:
"No sort of defense is needed for preaching outdoors, but it would take a very strong argument to prove that a man who has never preached beyond the walls of his meetinghouse has done his duty. A defense is required for services within buildings rather than for worship outside of them." Charles Spurgeon
"It is no marvel that the devil does not love field preaching! Neither do I; I love a commodious room, a soft cushion, a handsome pulpit. But where is my zeal if I do not trample all these underfoot in order to save one more soul?" John Wesley
"I am well assured that I did far more good to my Lincolnshire parishioners by preaching three days on my father's tomb than I did by preaching three years in his pulpit." John Wesley
"I believe I never was more acceptable to my Master than when I was standing to teach those hearers in the open fields . . . I now preach to ten times more people than I would if I had been confined to the churches." George Whitefield
His middle name must be "Postmodern"
This is David from Hour 1--yesterday on The Way of the Master Radio. If you were listening, you would have thought his middle name was "Postmodern". David was quick to get off the phone with Todd Friel because he "had to get to class" but you'll be happy to know I think it was because he was pricked by the law.
He stayed around long enough to tell me that "Hell would be the worst place for anyone to go."
So I explained, "We don't want you to go there David...that's why we are doing this." He listened and I told him about what Christ did on the cross so that sinners can go free.
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