Doing more for Jesus

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"So faith comes from hearing, and hearing through the word of Christ" (Romans 10:17).

Today I'm wondering how much we're doing to tell others about Christ. Although I am doing much, I could be doing even more and I know it. I can open my mouth more. How about you? What are you doing to win souls for Jesus? Are you doing enough? Some of us can answer those questions with a definitive answer in the affirmative and some of us can't. Some of us can outline with clarity who, what, when, where, why, and how we're speaking or preaching to help others establish a relationship with the Lord. And some of us can't even begin to, because nothing is happening. Some of us are hot for Jesus and some of us are cold or even worse, lukewarm. Do you know there is much all of us can be doing for the kingdom of God? You may ask what? Well, for starters, we can get out of ourselves and out of our problems and start speaking into someone else's life. Then as we do that, God will start moving in our lives. How many times have we heard stories of people who started there? It's a start in the right direction, right? Because as Romans 10:17 says, "faith comes from hearing, and hearing through the word of Christ." People need to hear the word of God and they need to hear it from us. Listen, we can all do more, right? All of us.

So, let's allow God use our lives, our testimonies, to help others who need to hear about Him. We are valuable to God's kingdom and He wants us to open our mouths and tell others about Him in the way that works for us. In other words, whatever anointing you walk in, walk in it. God will help you every step of the way as He orders your steps.

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