The Spirit leads us to speak about and bring people to Jesus, who then go on to share Him with others. This is how movements of the gospel begin.

Evangelism means helping people to know both the gift of God and the gift-giver, and, so, let’s bring Him wisely into our conversations.

God has divine appointments for us - opportunities to help others see who He is.

From the life of Philip, we reflect on why he was called an evangelist and what this gift is

God is already at work in people, and, if we are ready and willing, He wants to work through us to bring them to the gospel.

Today, from the life of Philip, let’s learn how to share the gospel with power. 

In Luke 24, we see how Jesus takes ordinary, weak people and empowers them to be His witnesses. 

From Luke 21:5-37, whilst in this period of waiting for Jesus to come, He wants all of us to join His mission for the world. 

How does Jesus want to ‘clear the temple’ of my life, and how can I help others experience His cleansing work?

From Luke 19:8-10, let’s reflect on how Jesus invites us to join His mission of seeking and saving the lost. 

Jesus wants to lead others to praise God, and this is often achieved by what He’s doing in and through us. 

From Luke 15:8-10, Jesus continues to teach and reinforce to us how we should join Him in seeking to bring lost people back to God.

From Luke 15:3-7, we reflect on how Jesus is seeking to find lost sheep. 

From Luke 15:1-2, we reflect on how Jesus attracted people to Himself as the ‘friend of sinners’. 

From Luke 14:34-35, we reflect on why it’s vital to remain ‘salty’, what this means and how we can do it. 

From Luke 14:16-24, we reflect on how we can become better at inviting people to freedom and eternal life in Christ. 

Today, from Luke 14:12-14, we reflect on how Christ-like hospitality and friendship is to mark God’s people. 

Carrying on from yesterday’s devotional, I wanted to think a little more about our ministry of being witnesses to the light. 

All life flows from God, and all forms of life - spiritual and natural - speak of the existence and nature of God. 

Today, we reflect on how faith - often imperfect faith - will lead us to attempt difficult things.