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But I Don’t Have The Gift Of Evangelism

But I Don’t Have The Gift Of Evangelism

 

Saying you don’t have the gift of evangelism as a way of avoiding responsibility for sharing your faith is equivalent to saying:

 

1. I don’t have the gift of caring about the souls of other people.

 

2. I don’t have the gift of appreciation for what my Savior did for me.

 

3. I don’t have the gift of obedience to Christ’s commands to preach the gospel and make disciples.

 

4. I don’t have the gift of getting out of my comfort zone to tell people that Jesus is the only way to Heaven.

 

5. I don’t have the gift of storing treasure in Heaven.

 

6. I don’t have the gift of doing what all true believers should want to do.

 

7. I can’t share a gospel that I don’t appreciate because I don’t possess it myself.

 

8. I won’t share a gospel that I don’t see the dire need for, since the salvation I have is not real.

 

9. I won’t point people to Christ or warn them about hell because I am more concerned about what people will think of me than about what God thinks of me.

 

10. I think evangelism is only for pastors and professional evangelists, and I am neither of those two classes of people and I love having that excuse because I am really a false convert who has no allegiance to the Lamb Of God.

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