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Turn around the bush, and the see himself break

I spent a long time turn around the bush when I talked about Jesus. I still wish to improve myself in the way of presenting the Gospel, wishing to do it in a simple, direct and complete way. The Evangelist Moody learned this lesson when, proposing to his listeners to reflect on his preaching and to talk about it a week later, the meeting ended with the news of a terrible fire, which decimated a third of the city of Chicago , leaving behind hundreds of dead, and one-third of the homeless.

We must become more and more efficient. Sometimes I was irrelevant and I was hanging around so much that people were leaving because of lack of time and interest. My presentation of the gospel was diluted, removing the strength of the gospel. One thing that we must understand is that we must bring our interlocutor to salvation, today. It is not tomorrow or when God will have decided, because for God, it is already decided. It's today. There are men of revival who are pursuing some people until they break down crying, repenting of their infamous sins. Oh, I want to see this radical gospel ! I want to see the Holy Spirit working with strength following the clear preaching of an undiluted Gospel !

When we go around the pot, the pot breaks. So, people go away and die in their sins. If we could squeeze people a bit ! Would not we hurry them if a fire broke out at home, and they were inside. We would cry out with all our might to warn them of danger ! Is it not even greater danger than to die without Christ !

We must preach the Gospel in the manner of Pentecost, in the manner of Acts, in the manner of the first apostles, in the manner of God ! "Ignoring the times of ignorance, God now announces to all human beings, wherever they are, that they must change their attitude, because he has set a day where he will judge the world righteously by the man he has designated. He gave all of them a certain proof by raising him up" (Acts 17: 30-31).

Jeremy Sourdril

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