THE IMPORTANCE OF SEEKING THE LOST
Posted by Robert Bagonza on Sunday, September 26, 2010
Summary:
God loved the world so much He sent His only Son so that through Him the
world could be saved. As Christians, we have a responsibility to be
compassionate and share that same love with people who are unsaved. By
removing the mask and becoming transparent, we can help fulfill the
Great Commission, and bring the lost into right-standing with God
- God is love; He so loved (greatly prized) the world that He sent His only
Son, that through Him the world might be saved (John 3:16, 17, The
Message).- Jesus didn't come to condemn the world (those outside of the Kingdom of God), or to tell them how bad they were.
- God is very concerned about people outside the Kingdom of God.
- He loves them, and desires for them to come into a relationship with Jesus Christ.
- He loves them, and desires for them to come into a relationship with Jesus Christ.
- As Christians, we are saved to be a blessing to others.
- God saved you for a purpose; your salvation isn't just for you.
- He wants you to share your salvation experience with someone else.
- Like Jesus did, Christians should help people who are unsaved come into right-standing with God.
- We should not look down on people who are unsaved.
- Christians are responsible for bringing light into a dark world; light shines brightest in darkness.
- It is our duty to love in Jesus' place.
- It is our duty to love in Jesus' place.
- God saved you for a purpose; your salvation isn't just for you.
- Christians must display an attitude of compassion toward those who don't have a relationship with God.
- Jesus was compassionate and shared the love of God with everyone; especially those outside the Kingdom of God.
- He fellowshipped and dined with sinners (Luke 15:1, 2).
- He didn't come to call the righteous; He came to call sinners to
repentance (Matthew 9:9-13). a The Son of Man seeks to save the lost
(Luke 19:8-10).
- He didn't come to call the righteous; He came to call sinners to
repentance (Matthew 9:9-13). a The Son of Man seeks to save the lost
- He fellowshipped and dined with sinners (Luke 15:1, 2).
- As Christians, we must be willing to take the mask off, and show others who we really are.
- You must be transparent to reach the lost.
- We all have issues, and we should use those issues to help someone else.
- Your past may be a blessing to someone.
- Taking off the mask allows people to relate to you.
- We all have issues, and we should use those issues to help someone else.
- You must be transparent to reach the lost.
- Jesus was transparent because He was secure in who He was.
- Jesus ministered to sinners by meeting their needs.
- Jesus was compassionate and shared the love of God with everyone; especially those outside the Kingdom of God.
- John 3:16, 17
- Luke 15:1, 2
- Matthew 9:9-13
- Luke 19:8-10
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