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We appreciate your honesty. It's natural to feel nervous when you're sharing the gospel. But God gives us the courage we need and the words to say when we just allow Him to work through us.
Janelle
Sharing God's truth with people can be intimidating, especially people you don't know very well. And it's almost impossible to say that one method is the most effective. But your desire to share your faith is really great. Many Christians don't have boldness in their witness for Christ, and you're taking the first step toward spiritual growth by wanting to share your faith. The Bible teaches us that true believers want to share with others what God has done for them (read John 4:28-30, John 4:39-42 and 1 John 1:1-4).
by D2BD staff
Two "Daniels" just like you - Darius Bego and Allee Keener - created their own video blogs to go along with the Billy Graham Television Special that aired a month ago.
By Alex and Brett Harris
Eva lives in a rural part of Germany where almost everyone considers himself or herself 'Christian,' yet few are serious about following Christ. So when Eva, at 16, decided to really live for God, she immediately found herself at odds with her culture-particularly with the youth culture in her region, which revolves around weekend parties with lots of alcohol.
by D2BD staff
See You at the Pole™ connects believers together at the beginning of the school year, so you can stand strong together throughout the year. It's all about prayer. It's about you coming together and laying aside all of the labels and groups for one day, to simply engage with God in prayer and connect with fellow Christians in unity around the flag pole.
Zach Hunter
Over the past few years, I've heard people ask a question similar to this one: 'You talk about doing things like ending slavery, helping the poor and doing other things like that. Those might be important things, but there's a whole generation of people who are lost and going to hell. Why aren't you concentrating on that?'
By Drew Hutcheson
I remember the first time I ever shared my faith. I was nervous; I was mumbling-I was probably more confused than the guy I was sharing with. We were in the driver's education car. I locked it and told him that he wasn't going anywhere. I've come a long way in my witnessing since then!
By Joy Allmond
There are many fears that plague Christians in terms of proclaiming the Truth of the Gospel: Rejection. Inability. Discomfort. But, what does the Word of God say about these things? Let's examine how hiding God's Word in our heart sets us free to go into all the World to proclaim this Truth.
By Ron Hutchcraft
There have been far too many times when I could have-when I should have-shared with someone what Jesus did on the cross for them. To my lasting shame, some have died without me telling them.
Chip Ingram
Our friend Pastor Chip has some advice about living totally for Jesus.
LeCrae
Romans 1:16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel...
little dude
Good for you for being concerned about the salvation of even the worst kid you know. This shows that God is working in you! The best thing you can do for this kid is to pray for him; only God can show people that He loves them and that they need Jesus to forgive them. Remember that the way we live often affects people more than our words—especially for someone who knows us well. You might want to ask God for opportunities to interact in a positive way. Be friendly and caring, just as Jesus would be.
Joey
We need to have respect for those who have religious beliefs other than our own, but this does not mean that we have to agree with those beliefs-and it certainly does not mean that we cannot share our faith in Jesus with them. However, our increasingly pluralistic society would tell us otherwise.
Daretobea