Are you tired of the culture wars that rage all around us? Do you feel like your church is missing the mark when it comes to impacting the culture and sharing Jesus with the world?
Do you want to make a difference in your church, community, and the world but are unsure where to begin?
In this encouraging talk, John Bradshaw of It Is Written, a media ministry based in Tennessee, explores sharing Jesus with the world in the context of a raging culture war. He believes God has called the Church to impact culture and create a new one, but this requires a focus shift from inreach to outreach.
He draws on the Great Commission of Matthew 28 to emphasize the importance of evangelistic preaching that draws people to Jesus and calls them to a decision for Christ. He believes the Church should be evangelistic and relentlessly focused on reaching the local community and beyond.
Bradshaw cites Ellen White's, The Acts of the Apostles, which describes the church as God's appointed agency for the salvation of men rather than for the appeasement or entertainment of the saints. He encourages us to consider whether the culture of our church aligns with this definition and to be bearers of light, bringers of salt, and makers of a difference in the lives of others.
If you're ready to take your church and faith to the next level, this video will inspire you to share Jesus with the rest of the world. Don't settle for a stagnant and inactive church; instead, foster a culture reflecting God's love and grace.
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