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      I don't know for you all but I've always thought the idea of evangelism is to go into the world,  preach to people, get them to believe in Jesus Christ and then add them into the church.
Well, I was taught a better approach to evangelism, which is going into the world and make disciples of all nations but instead of just adding to the church population, train them to also go into the world and make more disciples, this way, the chain of dissemination of the Gospel just like a tree with many branches, is well spread, reaching out to all corners of the world and very fast too.
     The essence of this is not because it is a command but a call to help save the lost who in most cases don't know they are lost especially in this our generation.
    It would be difficult of course, you would get rejected or laughed at but hey, count it all joy that you suffer persecution for Christ's sake 😉.
       It might not necessarily mean you would have to preach directly, your actions or even countenance can pass a message indirectly and you don't even have to force the change, just planting the seed is enough, God would effect the growth.
    I encourage Christians out there who know this word not just  the confused church goers who don't even know why they believe in Jesus in the first place to look for opportunity to disseminate this gospel. After all, He said He would be with us even to the end of the age. 🙏

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  1. Unknown10 February 2018 at 15:40

    Soul winning is a command with rewards... I believe we can use the means of social medias to Evangelize rather than watching posts that adds nothing to God: we can have fun watching but not all the time. I think I am wise in Christ.

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