Evangelism (Part 6)
EvangelismSteve Gregg
Discover the transformative power of living a holy and visible Christian life in Evangelism (Part 6) by Steve Gregg. In this enlightening session, Gregg emphasizes that true witnessing goes beyond mere words, emphasizing the importance of being a positive and visible witness. While miracles and signs can accompany evangelistic work, Gregg highlights that a consistent and holy life is a powerful witness that cannot be ignored by the world. By living a life in accordance with God's teachings, believers can create a powerful impact and become shining lights in a dark world, compelling others to inquire about the source of their difference.
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