Rabbi Schmuley Boteach
Moses could mediate on the law; Muhammad could brandish a sword; Buddha could give personal counsel; Confucius could offer wise sayings; but none of these men qualified to offer an atonement for the sins of the world.... Christ alone is worthy of unlimited devotion and service.
Moses could mediate on the law; Muhammad could brandish a sword; Buddha could give personal counsel; Confucius could offer wise sayings; but none of these men qualified to offer an atonement for the sins of the world.... Christ alone is worthy of unlimited devotion and service.
Theologian R. C. Sproul
Incidents had happened in Singapore, that really challenged my opinion on sharing the gospel to other this is especially true for people that I do no know, stranger on the street. Cos if they don't take it properly I would be charged in court for sedition.
Why should Christian push our truth into others mind and force them to accept it? That's one of the many statements that was on the paper from interview. Should we just mind our own business? If God had plan for them then they will somehow get to know him with or without me.
But wait the truth of God is just too great and beautiful for me not to share them to others. It's not only a command from God but as a person on earth who have that feeling called love and compassion, that's something we should do isn't it? When we know He is the answer to all our questions, suffering and eternal life. "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the father except through me".
So what should I do about it? How should I preach or share in such a way that they wouldn't be offended?
"One cannot communicate the love of Christ in non-loving terms." Ravi Zacharias.
"I like their Christ, I don't like their Christians." Mahatma Gandhi
"I will believe in the Redeemer when the Christian looks a little more redeemed." Friedrich Nietzshe.
Incidents had happened in Singapore, that really challenged my opinion on sharing the gospel to other this is especially true for people that I do no know, stranger on the street. Cos if they don't take it properly I would be charged in court for sedition.
Why should Christian push our truth into others mind and force them to accept it? That's one of the many statements that was on the paper from interview. Should we just mind our own business? If God had plan for them then they will somehow get to know him with or without me.
But wait the truth of God is just too great and beautiful for me not to share them to others. It's not only a command from God but as a person on earth who have that feeling called love and compassion, that's something we should do isn't it? When we know He is the answer to all our questions, suffering and eternal life. "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the father except through me".
So what should I do about it? How should I preach or share in such a way that they wouldn't be offended?
"One cannot communicate the love of Christ in non-loving terms." Ravi Zacharias.
"I like their Christ, I don't like their Christians." Mahatma Gandhi
"I will believe in the Redeemer when the Christian looks a little more redeemed." Friedrich Nietzshe.
Quotes taken from the book" The Case For Faith"
With those quotes taken in mind, it's not hard to see that non-believers is not against what the bible had said about God, it's our manner and behavior that they are opposing and objecting. We might be doing it all wrong.
How would seekers take Christ seriously when we said things like; "I never know them in church, and we being here together is a coincident." "I've never read the tracts that I had given to them." (Quotes)
Let's start from our manner and behavior before we make our case to other about our Savior. Do our action reflects what we preach?
Jesus said "if we love one another, others will know that we are His disciple."
Are we His disciple or deceiter.
With those quotes taken in mind, it's not hard to see that non-believers is not against what the bible had said about God, it's our manner and behavior that they are opposing and objecting. We might be doing it all wrong.
How would seekers take Christ seriously when we said things like; "I never know them in church, and we being here together is a coincident." "I've never read the tracts that I had given to them." (Quotes)
Let's start from our manner and behavior before we make our case to other about our Savior. Do our action reflects what we preach?
Jesus said "if we love one another, others will know that we are His disciple."
Are we His disciple or deceiter.
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