And highly recommend Acts, as you get the specific Content of evangelism, what exactly you are arguing for and proclaiming about Jesus and what God commands of the hearer in response. Hint, you will Not find modern day notions such as "Make a commitment for Jesus", "Pray this prayer", "Invite Jesus into your heart" nor the most popular declaration made to unrepentant rebels, "Jesus died for you" but proclamation of the person of Jesus, how His work is applied to everyone, anyone who repents and believes, they receive everlasting life and adiption
I highly agree. God’s gospel tract is the first four chapters of Romans. Chapter 1:18 through 3:20 is the evil tidings of bad things. The heart of the Gospel is Romans 3:24-26, and the glad tidings of good things. Romans is the most important book of the Bible for evangelizing. A lot of people jump all over the Bible plucking verses when evangelizing and sharing the gospel (and often deliver an incomplete gospel), but everything that’s needed is in the first four chapters of Romans. Much more clarity, and takes away confusion. Two things are required: 1.) faith in his blood, and 2.) believing in Jesus the God-person. So many times I hear people supposedly sharing the gospel and they mention nothing about the blood. If either one of those two things is missing or misplaced, A person will split hell wide-open the second they take their last breath.
@@narcissistinjurygiver2932 I adamantly disagree that Paul was an antichrist. That sounds like a heresy of those in the Hebrew roots or sacred name movement.
The Gospel of John is primarily about Jesus, His role in creation, His relationship and obedience to the Father, and our responsibility to obey His commandments with the help of the Holy Spirit. It is my favorite. In fact I love all of John's writings, his epistles and Revelation.
@@thomasnorton2679 Saul of Tarsus is the one who taught you that you are no longer required to keep the law. that is why you and 3 billion lawless christians follow him
Thanks Pst. Stephen Nicols *4 I Say That The Best Books In The Bible 2 Read 4 Evangelism & Apologetics are The Books of 1st & 2nd Corinthians, Ephesians, Colossians, Philippians & Galatians Apart From The Book of John Where As Well We Can Read The Book of Matthew, Mark & Luke About The Gospel of Our Great LORD Jesus Christ & The Ministry of Jesus Christ In The Three Years He Was on The Earth* & May Our Great Almighty God Bless Yu Pst. Stephen Nicols & Lingonier Ministries So Very Much 4 Yu Always are a Blessing.🙏🙏🕊️🕊️
How did the apostles evangelize? Naturally we would refer to the New Testament but they used the Old Testament like for example Philip did with the eunuch
The Whole Word of God by his Spirit through Christ and there is no other Witness that brings one to Salvation other than LOVE and God is LOVE through the Lord who as Written is LORD JESUS the very CHRIST Oh People of his. Selah SHALOM. P.S. And who will declare his generation seeing those at the Gate refuse to enter in and stop those who are in the congregation seeing he is despised and rejected ? They have yet to suffer for his name as they pat each other upon the back making a name for themselves but we do it not for our name nor our named church but for Jesus our Christ your Christ so let them that have an ear hear . 👍 Love you all in Christ The way , the Truth and the Life and that Eternally . PEACE ✌
Missionary work equates to converting others to our own cults. The word cult, branched off the word occult. The word occult meant and means secret knowledge of the spirit realm. Everyone that believed in a creator wanted to believe they owned that secret spiritual knowledge, so they started to shorten the word to "cult" as a derogatory insult against those they put down as giving false spiritual information. Having been religious, and being told by those in other religions that my belief was "cult" ... I finally agreed that what I believed should be labeled as "cult" and so should their religious (spiritual) beliefs be labeled as "cult." Fair is fair. By the way, if the so-called knowledge is "secret," then it is still a secret. lol
@Chuck Norris All people that preach about gods and goddesses and sin and evil and holiness, and on and on and on ... must be certain that they have tuned in to "secret" knowledge. Otherwise, they couldn't preach.
@@junevandermark952 Preaching about secrets is contradictory. A secret isn’t a secret if it’s preached. The Gospel reveals the mystery of Jesus but does not make it a secret. Quite the opposite. Having held some pretty horrible beliefs in my past, I can relate to wanting to scrap any and all belief, but that’s not the way to go. I’m not sure I’ve ever heard a more relevant place to use the analogy “don’t throw the baby out with the bath water.” If anyone comes to you with new, secret knowledge or revelation, you verify it by the Holy Bible. If it’s not confirmed in scripture, it’s not a secret, it’s b*llsh*t.
@@CourtneyBrimm All religions had their own scribes that claimed to know that gods were telling them the truth ... the whole truth ... and nothing "but" the truth. lol. Christianity is just the new kid on the block compared to ancient religions. I also was raised in a Christian "culture" ... but I never bought the stories as being true. When I was told that I was in a cult, by those in other religions, I agree that all of us were and are in cults. Fair is fair ... don't you agree?
@@CourtneyBrimm I never could believe that my soul would be saved by a god, and that the majority of souls that were created by the supposed same god, would be rejected by that god, and have to suffer for eternity. Only men that believed they were high and mighty, could make up such stories, and peddle them as being true.
And highly recommend Acts, as you get the specific Content of evangelism, what exactly you are arguing for and proclaiming about Jesus and what God commands of the hearer in response. Hint, you will Not find modern day notions such as "Make a commitment for Jesus", "Pray this prayer", "Invite Jesus into your heart" nor the most popular declaration made to unrepentant rebels, "Jesus died for you" but proclamation of the person of Jesus, how His work is applied to everyone, anyone who repents and believes, they receive everlasting life and adiption
I was thinking the same thing! Acts!
Romans is the best epistle by far as regards pointing a sinner to Christ for salvation. It deals with sins and sin in the nature.
I highly agree. God’s gospel tract is the first four chapters of Romans. Chapter 1:18 through 3:20 is the evil tidings of bad things. The heart of the Gospel is Romans 3:24-26, and the glad tidings of good things. Romans is the most important book of the Bible for evangelizing. A lot of people jump all over the Bible plucking verses when evangelizing and sharing the gospel (and often deliver an incomplete gospel), but everything that’s needed is in the first four chapters of Romans. Much more clarity, and takes away confusion. Two things are required: 1.) faith in his blood, and 2.) believing in Jesus the God-person. So many times I hear people supposedly sharing the gospel and they mention nothing about the blood. If either one of those two things is missing or misplaced, A person will split hell wide-open the second they take their last breath.
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Saul of Tarsus was thee antichrist. follow Torah and the messiah instead
@@narcissistinjurygiver2932 I adamantly disagree that Paul was an antichrist. That sounds like a heresy of those in the Hebrew roots or sacred name movement.
@@doveofgrace look what he taught! also the messiah warned to not believe anyone makin the claims Saul made
The Gospel of John is primarily about Jesus, His role in creation, His relationship and obedience to the Father, and our responsibility to obey His commandments with the help of the Holy Spirit. It is my favorite. In fact I love all of John's writings, his epistles and Revelation.
All scripture is God breathed (2 Tim 3:16-17) but I have a big affection for Romans and Galatians.
that is because you are a lawless pagan
@@narcissistinjurygiver2932 please explain
@@thomasnorton2679 you follow that self proclaimed apostle who taught the opposite of what the rest of the bible teaches.
@@narcissistinjurygiver2932 Oh really? Please explain further.
@@thomasnorton2679 Saul of Tarsus is the one who taught you that you are no longer required to keep the law. that is why you and 3 billion lawless christians follow him
Awesome I love it
Thanks Gentleman
Philemon is also wonderful,
Many things to learn.
Yup! I agree...
Amen.
Ezekiel. Daniel. Revelation
All 3 demonstrates
The sovereignty of God
The love of God for His people
The past present and future
Thank you!
The Gospel of John, yes, and from the Old Testament the prophet Jeremiah, this will make you understand God's passion for mankind.
Thanks Pst. Stephen Nicols *4 I Say That The Best Books In The Bible 2 Read 4 Evangelism & Apologetics are The Books of 1st & 2nd Corinthians, Ephesians, Colossians, Philippians & Galatians Apart From The Book of John Where As Well We Can Read The Book of Matthew, Mark & Luke About The Gospel of Our Great LORD Jesus Christ & The Ministry of Jesus Christ In The Three Years He Was on The Earth* & May Our Great Almighty God Bless Yu Pst. Stephen Nicols & Lingonier Ministries So Very Much 4 Yu Always are a Blessing.🙏🙏🕊️🕊️
How did the apostles evangelize? Naturally we would refer to the New Testament but they used the Old Testament like for example Philip did with the eunuch
"What are you going to do about it?" That makes it sound like we're looking for a fight.
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The Whole Word of God by his Spirit through Christ and there is no other Witness that brings one to Salvation other than LOVE and God is LOVE through the Lord who as Written is LORD
JESUS the very CHRIST Oh People of his. Selah SHALOM. P.S. And who will declare his generation seeing those at the Gate refuse to enter in and stop those who are in the congregation seeing he is despised and rejected ?
They have yet to suffer for his name as they pat each other upon the back making a name for themselves but we do it not for our name nor our named church but for Jesus our Christ your Christ so let them that have an ear hear . 👍 Love you all in Christ The way , the Truth and the Life and that Eternally . PEACE ✌
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In what translation? Which one is correct?
@Chuck Norris Ok thanks.
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Missionary work equates to converting others to our own cults. The word cult, branched off the word occult. The word occult meant and means secret knowledge of the spirit realm. Everyone that believed in a creator wanted to believe they owned that secret spiritual knowledge, so they started to shorten the word to "cult" as a derogatory insult against those they put down as giving false spiritual information. Having been religious, and being told by those in other religions that my belief was "cult" ... I finally agreed that what I believed should be labeled as "cult" and so should their religious (spiritual) beliefs be labeled as "cult." Fair is fair. By the way, if the so-called knowledge is "secret," then it is still a secret. lol
@Chuck Norris All people that preach about gods and goddesses and sin and evil and holiness, and on and on and on ... must be certain that they have tuned in to "secret" knowledge. Otherwise, they couldn't preach.
@Chuck Norris seems
like an overdose of words.
@@junevandermark952 Preaching about secrets is contradictory. A secret isn’t a secret if it’s preached. The Gospel reveals the mystery of Jesus but does not make it a secret. Quite the opposite.
Having held some pretty horrible beliefs in my past, I can relate to wanting to scrap any and all belief, but that’s not the way to go. I’m not sure I’ve ever heard a more relevant place to use the analogy “don’t throw the baby out with the bath water.”
If anyone comes to you with new, secret knowledge or revelation, you verify it by the Holy Bible. If it’s not confirmed in scripture, it’s not a secret, it’s b*llsh*t.
@@CourtneyBrimm All religions had their own scribes that claimed to know that gods were telling them the truth ... the whole truth ... and nothing "but" the truth. lol. Christianity is just the new kid on the block compared to ancient religions. I also was raised in a Christian "culture" ... but I never bought the stories as being true. When I was told that I was in a cult, by those in other religions, I agree that all of us were and are in cults. Fair is fair ... don't you agree?
@@CourtneyBrimm I never could believe that my soul would be saved by a god, and that the majority of souls that were created by the supposed same god, would be rejected by that god, and have to suffer for eternity. Only men that believed they were high and mighty, could make up such stories, and peddle them as being true.
lol. I use the 10 commandments to refute christianity!