How to Share Your Faith
- How to Share Your Faith in God With Others.
- Represent Jesus in the Best Possible Way.
- Be a Friend by Showing Love.
- Be a Good, Kind, and Godly Example.
- Submit to Authority and Obey God.
- Pray for God to Open a Door.
- More Practical Ways to Share Your Faith By Being an Example.
It is very important that we share Jesus with other people. HE is The Way to eternal life in heaven with our Heavenly Father. But, God does not call us to be obnoxious or rude in the way that we share His eternal blessing. I invite you to come and help others to share, Jesus, the reason for the hope that you have.”
3 Ways to Share Jesus Christ With Your Community
- The Gospel is for everyone at any time.
- Be present with others. Jesus told Zacchaeus that he must come and stay at his house, today. …
- See people as Jesus would. Jesus saw people at their point of need. …
- Go and speak His name. …
- Spread the Word.
In what ways are you actively sharing God’s word with others mention some ways of sharing God’s word that you find most effective?
How to Share the Word of God with Others?
- Share a Testimony and How Your Faith Had a Role to Play in It. …
- Recommend or Buy a Book for a Friend. …
- Invite a Friend to Your Fellowship Group. …
- Branded T-shirts, Mugs, Stickers, and Others. …
- Share the Gospel with a Stranger. …
- Share Christian Resources. …
- Give a Gift with a Bible Verse.
How do you explain the gospel to someone?
The word ‘Gospel’ literally means ‘Good News’ and it is mentioned 90+ times in the Bible. Broadly speaking, the Gospel is the whole of scripture; the mega narrative of God’s plan to restore humanity to Himself. Specifically speaking, the Gospel is the good news about Jesus. The story of who He is and what He did.
What other ways can they think of? Invite them to explore the website “Using Media for Sharing the Gospel” to find additional ideas. Give them time in class to plan ways they can use technology to share the gospel with their friends and family members. Ask the youth to share what they learned today.