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A compassionate person sees himself or herself in every being.
Thich Nhat Hanh (via yesdarlingido)
evangelism is a lifestyle
I used to think that I can’t evangelize because I am not well versed in the bible and apologetics. But a big part of evangelism is being able to talk about spirituality/religion/church/God normally in everyday conversation just like you talk about school. You shouldn’t be ashamed to talk about it because it is not just a big part of our identity but being a child of God IS our identity, and if other people sense that this is an awkward/touchy topic for you to talk about they wont ask you questions about it. But once you get someone comfortable talking about religion, the more they will think about it, and that’s when you can see God take over and transform people.
recently I have been reminded about how important it is to pray.
Yes that is probably what you hear all the time but really, You encounter a completely different experience when you pray and prepare your heart before things, like devos. when it’s hard to pray/ you’re not in the mood, that’s when and exactly why you need to pray. to return to place where you are relying on God. a place where you realize how much you need Him.
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