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Should I never preach even if people ask?

mikeforjesusmikeforjesus
edited September 2009 in Personal Issues
What if they ask?

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  • clayclay
    If they ask, that's it, the Holy Spirit may have led them to you. It is your obligation to become the vessel of God, and preach with humility, love and the guidance of the Holy Spirit. This is difficult, well, at least for me, since I am such an arrogant and hypocritical fool, but I have faith that my weakness would be made perfect in God's strength- and I believe He can do this for you. Let us not be fooled- it is the Holy Spirit that convicts and converts- we are only participants by grace- and we share this common "apostleship" (I use this very generally). So, we should do as we know best- prayer, fasting, and almsgiving- and sharing the Gospel once given by the Apostles. In prayer we ask for God's guidance, in fasting we bring our souls to God, and in almsgiving we share in the virtue of God.

    Hope this helps.
  • mikeforjesusmikeforjesus
    there is a point I left out because I don't want people to imitate me..

    I was bored so I went on paltalk on a christian channel where christians gather together and was talking with some one. So its natural people will ask me what denomination I am.






  • godislove260godislove260
    [quote author=clay link=topic=6892.msg92372#msg92372 date=1215435406]
    If they ask, that's it, the Holy Spirit may have led them to you. It is your obligation to become the vessel of God, and preach with humility, love and the guidance of the Holy Spirit. This is difficult, well, at least for me, since I am such an arrogant and hypocritical fool, but I have faith that my weakness would be made perfect in God's strength- and I believe He can do this for you. Let us not be fooled- it is the Holy Spirit that convicts and converts- we are only participants by grace- and we share this common "apostleship" (I use this very generally). So, we should do as we know best- prayer, fasting, and almsgiving- and sharing the Gospel once given by the Apostles. In prayer we ask for God's guidance, in fasting we bring our souls to God, and in almsgiving we share in the virtue of God.

    Hope this helps.


    These are really brilliant and inspiring words of advice, God Bless.
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