I know how hard it is to talk about Jesus. It’s the most awkward conversation you’ll ever have. If you even say the whole Gospel out loud right now, it sounds like the craziest thing you’ve ever heard. But the Gospel isn’t some ‘speech’ you unload on people and then ‘leave it in God’s hands.’ Blasting people with theology is like serving icing for dessert. Evangelism is your whole life, it’s sharing your home, it’s enduring patiently, it’s being a human being, it’s availability, it’s sharing Jesus through who you are; not perfectly, but passionately. Yes, invite them to church and to that revival and talk about your faith and your testimony, but once you dare to go there, just know you might be rejected immediately, a lot, and aggressively. Except secretly they can’t deny there must be something to it, because you’re not just a billboard. You’re an overflow of a barely containable supernatural miracle.
— J.S. from What The Church Won’t Talk About
J.S. Park: Hospital Chaplain 
Oh that is good.
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Reblogged this on Lillie-Put and commented:
This is really who we have to be.
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Thank you for sharing! Hope your New Year is starting off great, looking forward to more blogging from you in 2015.
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“You’re an overflow of a barely containable supernatural miracle.”
Very nice! Well said.
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Thanks for sharing!
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Reblogged this on Vallaura's Blog.
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Wow, this is really good!
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Thank you dear friend!
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Great post. As a starting blogger, I can truly learn from you.
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Awesome and thank you!
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Reblogged this on Billiann Kathryn and commented:
This is such a beautiful picture.
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Needed to hear this
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Hi virtual friend. 😀 I thought your blog was pretty awesome so I nominated you for the One Lovely Blog Award. See here: http://quixoticfaith.com/2015/01/04/one-lovely-blog-award/. Hope you are not offended by feminine logo. I think men can have lovely blogs as well!
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Very good advice.
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This is so true. It can be so hard to share our faith, but we have to be consistent in our lives if people are going to listen to us.
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Conviction and consistency. Right on.
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