A Passion To Proclaim Him

Written by Dr. Charles Stanley

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Please open your Bible and read:
(Colossians 1:28 – 29)

What activities embarrass you? Maybe you feel uncomfortable singing in public or your face turns red when you are caught mumbling to yourself. Does talking about Jesus embarrass you? Staying quiet may seem safer than risking ridicule or being seen as a fanatic.

Unfortunately, silent believers waste their lives. We receive so many good things from God – forgiveness, healing, answers to prayer, and the Holy Spirit’s presence. The list could go on and on. Our favorite subject should be Jesus Christ and His transforming salvation.

The apostle Paul spoke freely of his great sin before redemption. (Acts 26:12 – 18) He was a church persecutor transformed into Christ?s missionary by God’?s grace. Nothing within Paul was worth saving, and he knew it. Consequently, the man never stopped publicly praising and proclaiming the Lord’s love.

Even with the magnitude of Paul’s sins, he received no greater measure of grace than any of us. We may have lived a moral life before receiving salvation, but sin still separated us from God. Believers sometimes neglect that truth and forget Jesus? transforming power. Then we find ourselves too embarrassed or uncomfortable to share about the great change He made in our lives.

Question: Do you have a passion to proclaim Him? If not, what does inspire passion in you?

About the Author: Charles Stanley

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One Response to “A Passion To Proclaim Him”

  • Dear Wonderful Team.
    I promote your Thought for the day on the website I look after : http://churchestogether.be (have a look) and I receive a daily email.
    I think I should mention a problem I have with the present form of email which is very nice but… It has something to do with my eyes and my age (80) but I find the text too small for easy reading and Windows Mail does not have a facility to enlarge.
    Perhaps you would like to consider this as I’m sure I am not alone.

    God bless you all,
    Gil

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