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SHARING OUR FAITH WITH OTHERS

Explore the importance of sharing our faith with others based on Acts 8:4. Discover why we should share our beliefs, highlighting gratitude, pity, security, joy, and the command to spread the word. Learn the consequences of not sharing, including loss of zeal, infighting, and spiritual death. Delve into the risks and benefits of evangelism, from spiritual growth to potential challenges and criticisms from others.

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SHARING OUR FAITH WITH OTHERS

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  1. SHARING OUR FAITH WITH OTHERS “Therefore, those who had been scattered went about preaching the word” (Acts 8:4).

  2. Every One Has Needs • The church had needs. • The government has needs. • Each of us has needs; physical, emotional, also spiritual. • Every one you know, and don’t know, needs to know of the Savior.

  3. Why Should We Share? • Gratitude – Rom. 1:14; I Tim. 1:13 • Pity – Rom. 9:2; 10:1; Jude 23 • Security – I Cor. 6:9-11 • Joy – Phil. 4:1; I Cor. 4:15 • It’s a command – Jude 3; 2 Tim. 2:2

  4. What Happens When We Don’t? • Loss of Zeal in other areas – 2 Tim. 3:13 • Infighting – Luke 19:10; Gal. 5:15 • We end up believing nothing because we won’t “fight” for it. • Spiritual death – for the church and us – Rev. 3:1-6

  5. Risks vs. Benefits • Spiritual babies or no one. • Struggles with moral issues or no trouble at all. • Confusion about doctrine. “What’s all this teaching about baptism?” • Criticism from brethren who are jealous.

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