Evangelism at Easter: To Be Silent or to Shout?Isampula
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The resurrection of Jesus is the most valuable news worth sharing!
For many, Easter is simply an extra day off, an opportunity to relax and enjoy a hearty meal. However, this holiday is very popular in our region, which means that during this time people are inclined to contemplate the essence of this celebration and, accordingly, to hear and listen to you.
Every new day for us is like a special gift from God, and we simply cannot remain silent about the divine plan of salvation for humanity accomplished by Jesus Christ.
Today, think about how to prepare for Easter evangelism. Reread the story of Jesus' resurrection, contemplate how to start a conversation, choose Bible verses that best fit your purpose.
Pray: Dear Jesus, You see my heart and my desire to be Your witness. I ask You to help me prepare well for evangelism and bless it. Amen.
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Mayelana naloluHlelo
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Easter is the central holiday for Christians, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ and His victory over sin and death. Unfortunately, in our society, Easter is undervalued. It's not celebrated with the same fervor as Christmas: homes aren't decorated a month in advance, and families don't sing Easter songs together. Take the next week to reflect on the essence of the holiday and find effective ways for Easter evangelism.
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