Learn to Share

Idea:

So lets say you have something revolutionary. It changed your life. And it could change the lives of others. Its supply is unlimited. And best of all its free. Cost nothing and there is nothing you could do to earn it. Its so incredible that you actually base your life off of it and believe it will save you. Ok now think about this.

Wouldn't you want to share it with everyone and anyone you could? So they could experience positive life changes and find real hope?

This is how I feel about my relationship with Christ. It has changed my life, I base my decisions off of it, and know it will save me from myself, my sinful nature. Its something I want everyone else in the world to experience, but wait... How many people have I personally lead into a relationship with Christ?

0.

Sure maybe I've been a good influence on some people or possibly helped them find Christ but I'm guilty of not sharing the love of Christ as I should with others. And the more I think about it...

I'm actually kind of selfish for not sharing the good news of Christ with others as I should.

I mean how can I say I found hope, truth, answers, eternal life, and PURPOSE in life but I'm not helping others find it. Thats like:

Yo I found this place with the best ice cream in the world, and they have an unlimited amount! And by the way its free. But I'm not going to tell you because I'm worried about what you will think of me.

Ridiculous! Right? I mean Christians face this everyday.

Get bold. You may the only light in someone's life to show them how revolutionary a relationship with Jesus Christ can be. Don't let others miss out on purpose, hope, and true everlasting life because you're afraid of judgement. What if you never had a relationship with Christ because the influences in your life were scared you may judge them.

Sharing is Caring people. Now go spread the good news and love about Christ's to others so they can have the same hope you do.

Ephesians 2:4-5

But because of his great love for us, God, who is rich in mercy,  made us alive with Christ even when we were dead in transgressions—it is by grace you have been saved.