Jesus said that wherever this Gospel of the Kingdom shall be preached, what the woman did who spent a jar of alabaster on Him would be told for a testimony. That means we get to tell more of the story than just the bare minimum.
When Jesus commissioned His disciples to go and teach all nations, He told them to teach them to observe all things whatsoever He had commanded them. That takes a little more time than just sharing the bare minimum.
Of course a person can get saved on a minimum amount of truth. That's valid, and a valuable thing. But it's okay to have the concept of sharing the Gospel more substantially than might be shared in a minute. And it's okay to tailor your evangelism program to facilitate that.
Look for ways to set-up occasions where you can teach more of what Jesus commanded, and tell more along with the Gospel.
Any suggestions about strategies to do that?
When Jesus commissioned His disciples to go and teach all nations, He told them to teach them to observe all things whatsoever He had commanded them. That takes a little more time than just sharing the bare minimum.
Of course a person can get saved on a minimum amount of truth. That's valid, and a valuable thing. But it's okay to have the concept of sharing the Gospel more substantially than might be shared in a minute. And it's okay to tailor your evangelism program to facilitate that.
Look for ways to set-up occasions where you can teach more of what Jesus commanded, and tell more along with the Gospel.
Any suggestions about strategies to do that?
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