Growing Wider Through Proclamation – Part 5
Our generation has seen people proclaiming the Good News, in different ways. We have seen those who are “in your face;” we have seen, or at least hear of the “fire and brimstone preachers”; and we know the televangelists that talk about everything, from money to healing, but do not touch the Gospel. In Colossians 4: […]
Growing Wider Through Proclamation – Part 4
For some people sharing the Gospel is a huge challenge. They do not know what to do or how to do it. Of course, we have a natural tendency to complicate things. In Colossians 4: 2-6 Paul is asking the Colossians to pray for him so he would be able to proclaim the message. Paul also gives us […]
Growing Wider Through Proclamation – Part 3
Do you know your worldview? Everybody has a worldview; we like it or not. We have to explain in our mind and heart, who we are, from where we come from, why we do things in the way we do, and where we are going. Here is some information about worldview: “Everyone has a worldview. […]
Growing Wider Through Proclamation – Part 2
I remember the troubles that I had when I started using different tools to communicate the message. The opposition was enormous. Jesus sent us to proclaim the message, but He was not specific about how. In the world in which we live now, communication is totally different. Let us see a few more important aspects […]
Growing Wider Through Proclamation – Part 1
Some of you remember one of my first sermons, if not the first one here, when I used different eyeglasses. The glasses helped us to see people around us in a different way. The idea of that sermon is that we, the Christians, see people in a different way. In my sermon I talked about […]
Meditations on the Gospel Bracelet
“The Wordless Book”, is a tremendous evangelistic tool. It was first used by Charles Spurgeon in 1866, in a sermon preached at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, entitled “The Wordless Book.” The first book had only three pages – black, red, and white. Mr. Spurgeon said to an old minister that he had put those pages together […]