"the Power Of Evangelism In Motion"

SCRIPTURAL REFERENCES

(Matthew 28:19-20) (19) “Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and the Holy Ghost:” (20) “Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the world.” Amen.

(Proverbs 11:30) “The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life; and he that winneth souls is wise.”

(Daniel 12:3) And they that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament; and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars forever and ever.

(Acts 1:8) “But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth.”

PREFACE SUMMARY

The concept of evangelism in motion is simple yet powerful. It refers to the influence of our behaviors and words on others, inspiring them to find their passion and purpose. By treating others with kindness and spreading messages of hope, love, and redemption, we can create a ripple effect that transcends time and space. Let us embrace this power and share our transformative message of the gospel with everyone we encounter, one person at a time, and thus change the world.

This message come about when I was invited as a guest speaker in the Recognition and Appreciation of Evangelists and Missionaries at the Aristocrat Restaurant, Roxas Boulevard, Malate, Manila with Manila Body of Christ Council of Elders in Partnership with the Association of Evangelists Global Network Philippines, Inc.

Dear readers, I have been tasked with preparing a twenty to thirty-minute message for pastors and evangelists worldwide on "The Power of Evangelism." During prayer, the Lord showed me a vision of a yellow number 2 pencil like the ones commonly used in schools.

In this message, we will discover that the qualities of life found in a pencil! From its humble beginnings as a simple writing tool, the pencil has become a symbol of creativity, innovation, and communication. With its ability to create intricate lines and shading, a pencil can bring ideas to life and capture the essence of the world around us.

I instantly understood the message He was showing me. It provides a detailed illustration of how to present the Gospel, the most significant news on earth, to a troubled and confused world searching for answers and a reason to live. We have those answers, but do we truly believe in what we are presenting enough to stand on it, even if it costs us our lives?

Jesus gave his followers a final command, "The Great Commission," about sharing the good news of forgiveness, grace, and salvation. The purpose of this command was to offer hope and uplift those who do not have a savior, guiding them toward the path of light, Jesus Christ.

Evangelism aims to spread the message of Jesus Christ and his teachings to people who may not have heard it before. Jesus' followers hope to help others find salvation and eternal life, which can be a life-changing experience.

The Lord's message emphasizes the importance of understanding the actual value and characteristics of what one is presenting before confidently doing so. To illustrate this point, I had my wife issue one hundred number 2 yellow pencils to most of the event's pastors and evangelists sitting at their assigned tables.

In the message, I share my journey of battling severe mental health issues for seven years. During this challenging period, I experienced divine interventions in the form of human angels, which played a significant role in my recovery. As a result, I regained my sanity and pursued a ministry that has positively impacted people from different parts of the world.

After finding my way back to a loving God, I made the decision to dedicate myself to a life-changing ministry that aimed to win over the lost at any cost. I knew firsthand the transformative power of his presentation and aimed to prepare others to become agents of change.

"SIX REASONS WHY EVANGELISM IS IMPORTANT."

1. Obey the Great Commission

(Matthew 16:15) instructs devoted followers of Christ concerning sharing the gospel message and its teachings with fervent prayer to win over non-believers. Once they are converted, they should be baptized in water as a visible symbol of the transformation that has taken place in their lives.

The Great Commission is an essential commandment that we should all obey. As followers of Christ, we have been called to share the good news of salvation with all people. This is our duty and privilege, and we must take it seriously. Let us take up this challenge with enthusiasm and passion, knowing that our efforts will make a difference in the lives of others. May the power of evangelism capture our hearts and minds to obey the Great Commission and become a part of something significant and life-changing for ourselves and others.