Ambassadors of reconciliation. Holy priests. More than conquerors. Comforters. Intercessors. Fellow sinners, sufferers, and saints. The bible talks about brothers and sisters in Christ as a family who not only has cares of their own, but who cares well for one another.
And if we’re honest with ourselves, caring well doesn’t always come easily or naturally. We think we’re unable, ill-equipped, or simply not the right person to bear the burdens of the person in front of us. But when we shrink back from shouldering the cares of this life with the people we’re living it with, we leave them wondering, “Who cares?”
As a church, we want to answer that question with, “The Lord cares for you. And because he cares, so do we!” So over the course of this series, we want to talk about the ways we can let the Lord care for his people through his people in a handful of ways.
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This is a series reflecting on a set of Sunday morning classes called "Evangelism: Sharing the Hope," in which we're unpacking the realities of giving our neighbors the good news about Jesus. This is a recap of our second and third sessions in which we asked the questions, “What is the content?” and, "How should we share it?"
This is a series reflecting on a set of Sunday morning classes called "Evangelism: Sharing the Hope," in which we're unpacking the realities of giving our neighbors the good news about Jesus. This is a recap of our first session in which we asked the question, “What does evangelism look like?”
