We must not only go to the city, to ours, and to the synagogues to testify to others of their faith, but also to bear special witness, to lead others to the Lord individually. This is the meaning of John 1:40-45. As soon as Andre believed in the Lord, he led his brother Peter to the Lord. Although Peter had more gifts than André, it was Andrew who brought him to the Lord.
Philip and Nathanael were friends ; Philip believed first in the Lord and then brought his friend to receive the Lord. Andre led his brother and Philippe his friend. In both cases, a believer leads another person to the Lord alone.
A believer named Harvey Page had no exceptional gifts and could not lead many people to the Lord. But the Lord was kind to him and opened his eyes for him to realize that he could lead at least one person to the Lord.
He could not do very great works, but he could focus on one person. He could only say : "I am saved. You too, you need to be saved". Once he attached to a person, he did not want to let go. He prayed and spoke to his friend until he was saved. By this practice he firmly won over a hundred people to the Lord before his death.
In one country, there lived a believer named Todd. He was very good at leading people to the Lord. He was sixteen when he was saved. It was a holiday and he was in a village. An older couple who belonged to a church had invited him to their home. They were experienced workers, and they brought him to the Lord. The young man had lived an immoral life, but that day he knelt down to pray and was saved.
Jeremy Sourdril