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The Blessing of Sharing


One of the most beautiful and precious privileges in the world is helping a baby Christian learn to walk.  Why?

-          You watch little light bulbs flicker and grow strong
-          They see the love of God, oh, so clearly!
-          The utter simplicity of the plan of salvation is so tangible
-          It is a wonderful opportunity to encourage and strengthen someone
-          The glories of heaven are so real, because you can look forward to spending eternity with them
-          They almost do more for your Christian walk than you do for them.
-          It is almost the definition of joy

If you are not working with someone for Christ now, think about the people you know that do not know Him.  Or else, pray for God to bring someone into your life that you can reach for God.  Even just one person.  It is the best blessing ever to share your faith!  Even if you aren’t sure about it, or you are afraid to share, once you give it to God, and start reaching souls for Him, you will find you have made one of the best decisions you could make! 

Join me in the goal to personally reach one soul for Christ in 2018!  
~Lilienne Stafford

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