Piano Guidance
Piano Guidance
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Here are 11 ways to show and tell the gospel. Walk your dog. Walk when your neighbors are outside. ... Fix broken things. ... Build short fences. ... Try a new hobby. ... Display imperfection. ... Pray before conversations. ... Tip well . . . even if they do a horrible job. ... Ask good questions. More items... •
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Read More »Those who follow Jesus have a God-given command and Spirit-empowered desire to share the gospel, but often we don’t know where to begin.Plus, we’re worried about getting it wrong and damaging relationships with friends and family. It doesn’t have to be that way.Here are 11 ways to show and tell the gospel.Walk when your neighbors are outside. Strike up conversations.Jesus saw brokenness in the physical world as symbolic of spiritual brokenness; you can too. Pick up trash, help a neighbor with a home improvement project, clean a park, etc.Tall fences don’t make good neighbors; they distance and privatize you. Remove fences between you and your neighbors, or if you must have them, build them low.Not stoked about video games, cycling, or model cars, but know folks who are? Become excited about people, and prepare to be dominated, out of breath, or have gluey fingers.Instead of hiding faults and mistakes, talk about your humanness and the fruit God produces as He continues to redeem it.Whether a meeting, business call, or friendly chat, pray before it starts . . . for God to lead your words and help you model His character.Show dignity, kindness, grace, mercy, and the love of Christ. Greet by name waiters, assistants, janitorial staff, drivers, and housekeepers who surround you.Show people you care about them, their beliefs, and their desires. “When do you feel like that?” “Were you afraid?” “How did you respond?” “What concerns you most?” “How are you doing with it now?” “Tell me more!” and of course, “Why?”Everyone considers that question and most will answer. Even if some answers scare you, it’s a way to see how others think about deep things.Discuss hobbies, passions, work, or whatever you talk about in Christian circles—95 percent of conversations can look the same.Respond to frustrations in gracious ways. Ignore office gossip. Display patience in difficulty. The “small moments” of life are platforms to display your faith.Parting word of caution . . . beware of turning people into projects and forcing the gospel uninvited.Remember, most evangelism happens through meaningful conversations and genuine relationships. So above all, love others well.
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