At your home, your school, your workplace. Outside your door there are many people who still need to hear about Jesus!
This movement is full of like-minded believers working in the same spirit to see America transformed!
But… How do you do it?
As simple as it sounds, the objective of this movement is for you to pray for those around you by name.
As time goes on, you will face organic scenarios where you can connect with those you’ve been praying for with compassion, talk about Jesus, the Bible, and even connecting them to a Christian community!
… Let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us…
~Paul
(Hebrews 10:1 NIV)
In a race there is a finish line, and so does the race of the Great Commission that Paul talks about. Think about these finish lines when you’re approaching a person!
Start with prayer!
As you start interceding for the salvation of a friend, a family member, or simply someone who you want to see come to Christ, be intentional on how to live it. Like:
Set a time on your daily/weekly schedule to pray for those specific people
Invite other believers to pray with you
Show acts of compassion and justice!
Let’s show the heart of Jesus. Show God’s heart by:
Learning about others’ felt needs, and take action
Sharing a meal
Participating in local initiatives
Continue with evangelism!
This is the spicy part! As the relationship grows, there will be times where conversations can go into who Jesus is and how he offers us salvation. Go for it!
Share the Gospel of Jesus
Share how you got to know Jesus
You have the Spirit of God inside of you! Do some signs and wonders!
Take them to the Bible!
This ancient book is the cornerstone of what we know about God and everything He has done for humanity. It has exciting real stories where we see a loving faithful Father, trying to reach out to his creation. You can (you MUST) introduce the Bible to new believers by:
Study the Bible yourself - know it in your heart not just your mind
Talk about the Bible in normal conversations
Initiate Bible studies - there are resources for you on the resource page
Lead them to a Christian community!
And finally, to keep this new believer’s faith growing and prosperous, the long journey of discipleship requires:
one-on-ones for the personal relationship building
Small groups, so they are with others who are going through the Christian journey together
Churches, to have a community in where they have the feeling of belonging
And the best part of it all, you dont have to do it all alone! You have a huge family of multi-cultural, multilingual, and multi-ethnic Christians of all ages in communities that will help you on your mission of reaching your people.
