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La razón para nuestra audacia


Leer | ROMANOS 1.14-15

1 de diciembre de 2012

Aunque la mayoría de los cristianos están muy familiarizados con el evangelio, muchos son reacios a compartir su fe porque no se sienten capaces de explicarlo a otra persona. Cuando nos falta confianza en nuestro conocimiento de la salvación por medio de Jesucristo, el temor a las reacciones negativas o a las preguntas, pueden impedirnos abrir la boca.

Pero recordemos que Dios nos ha dado el mensaje más importante del mundo. Puesto que enfrentamos muchas filosofías antibíblicas y a tanto engaño religioso, necesitamos tener claro el evangelio, y ser capaces de presentarlo con confianza y denuedo. No podemos dejar que el temor o la ignorancia nos impidan dar a un mundo perdido el único mensaje que puede cambiar el destino eterno de una persona.

El apóstol Pablo recibía con agrado cualquier oportunidad para hablar a la gente de Cristo, porque se centraba en el poder transformador del evangelio, no en las reacciones negativas que podía encontrar. A menudo, la razón por la que nos avergonzamos de hablar de nuestra fe, es porque estamos preocupados por nosotros mismos. Pero si prestamos atención a las personas que están en nuestro entorno, si expresamos un interés sincero por ellas y si le pedimos a Dios que nos abra una puerta para compartir nuestra fe, Él responderá nuestra oración.

Tendemos a interesarnos por actividades que se desvanecen con el tiempo. Pero las almas son eternas y las personas necesitan conocer al Salvador. Busque oportunidades para saber cómo están. Cuando las necesidades de otras personas conmuevan su corazón, usted estará deseoso de presentarles el evangelio.

Dios te bendiga!
Amén

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