Lollittaa:

"I did" "I did" "I" "me". None of your threads or comments are free from self aggrandisement.
Where did you place "He must increase but I must decrease"?
Whatever you do, whoever you are, is because of grace. The light of salvation shone on you and the new nature of Christ in you, at salvation is responsible for whatsoever you do or you will do, for God and for HIS GLORY. Not yours.

jesusjnr2020:
True.

Some of the people that have been most inspired in my respect have been as a result of my lifestyle and giving.

One a missionary who God is using to reach the unreached said he didn't need to read the Bible, but my lifestyle was enough to inspire to that degree. He also said my generosity inspired him to give to the point that he doesn't even expect anything in return.

There are several of them like that who to my surprise changed and were positively inspired because of my lifestyle and passion for God.

It really works and I'm a living testimony of that.

I also believe the example of Christ and His death inspired His disciples more than His Words did.

God bless.

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggar
Isoright....

Although life style evangelism anyday anytime twice on Sunday

seunlayi:
Christians have used many different approaches to spread Christianity via the practice of evangelism. Christianity began with only a few different evangelistic approaches, but over the years, many different forms of evangelism have been employed by various groups to spread their faith.
There are various way to evangelise especially in a country like Nigeria that has freedom of worship.
Open-air preaching, Door-to-door, sermon, Lifestyle evangelism, and so on.

“Lifestyle evangelism” is an evangelism strategy that focuses on living a holy, winsome life among unbelievers with the goal of attracting people to the message of Jesus Christ. Many variations of lifestyle evangelism exist, but the definitive resource is the book Lifestyle Evangelism by Joe Aldrich.

Lifestyle evangelism has been popular since the 1990s, and many Western Christians have sought to share their faith through their lifestyle in addition to their verbal testimony. In contrast with other methods such as tracts, crusades, and media-based outreach, popular in the mid-twentieth century, lifestyle evangelism focuses on building relationships with one person at a time. Through friendship, opportunities arise to share the gospel.

Critics claim that lifestyle evangelism is insufficient or that it ignores the Bible’s command to share the gospel verbally. Doing good works is not enough; we must speak the truth. However, lifestyle evangelism can and should do both. There are many examples in Scripture of those who both lived out their faith and verbally shared their faith.

For example, the apostle Peter boldly shared his faith in Christ on the Day of Pentecost in the streets of Jerusalem, and 3,000 people were converted to Christ and baptized as a result (Acts 2:41). Shortly afterwards, he and the other apostles were taking action to meet the needs of widows (Acts 6:1-7).

In addition, members of the early church were known for their good works, being “highly regarded by the people.” (Acts 5:13). At the same time, they were obeying God’s command to “tell the people the full message of this new life” (verse 20). A combination of vibrant faith and a vibrant sharing of faith is the proper balance.

Paul exhorted Timothy to “keep a close watch on yourself and on the teaching” (1 Timothy 4:16). Paul emphasized that Timothy’s lifestyle and preaching were both important in the effort to evangelize others.
From love to The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faith, gentleness, and self-control... Gal 5:22-23
Paul affirmed the same principle in Ephesians 4:1-3: “I urge you to live a life worthy of the calling you have received. Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love. Make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace.” Though called to boldly proclaim Jesus (Romans 1:16), we also have a clear call to live a life reflective of the message of Christ. Especially now that people read the Bible through the lifestyle of Believers.

So long as lifestyle evangelism does not replace the verbal sharing of the gospel, it is a legitimate ministry tool. Lifestyle evangelism can be a wonderful way to show faith in action in a world that needs to see what true Christianity looks like rather than only thing about making noise to people in an environment, in a public transport, etc where nobody can claim he/she has never heard the name of Jesus before.
Do you agree?

Righteousness2:
Whether you Preach with Mic
Preach with your style
Preach with your Life
Preach in the Bus
Preach on the street
Preach on the Internet
What is Important is that the Gospel of JESUS Christ as the ONLY way to be Saved is Put out for all to Hear.

The Duty of a Preacher is to Put out the Gospel , it is GOD'S Duty to Convince and Save the soul.

vinceyinnovation:
Agreed

Although people hide under the guise of lifestyle Evangelism to avoid the verbal preaching of the gospel due to the spirit of fear.

The lifestyle adds more impact to the verbal preaching of the gospel and not as a replacement.

money121:
Ok

Benjaniblinks:

Righteousness2 is making it something else

Vinnie2000:




Better Leave him alone!

As a Pastor, He never used to comment on Sunday Christian Topics!!
He is now doing it after I Criticized him on other thread!!
Leave him to Preach!! TODAY NA SUNDAY!

Offpoint1:
The black man has a way of abusing everything given to him.

How do you explain a neighbour waking up 12am with loud prayers, singing, clapping, thumbing of feet till 4/5am, without thinking about those he/she shared apartment with?

Jesus himself never bothered his disciples with his prayers, he always quietly left them and walked faraway to a hill to pray.

How do you explain a church in a residential building/area with heavy loud speakers, holding programs almost every night and running this equipments on highest volume from 10pm till 5am, without thinking about others living in the neighborhood?

Try to talk to them about imthose noise and they'll automatically believe you're possessed by demons. They'll used you as topic to preach on Sunday and members will hail the preacher.
They will foolishly quote their favourite Bible verse of "The church of God will move on and the gate of hell will not prevail"

Christianity was introduced to Africans by the British, can anyone British country tolerate the madness Africans are doing in their own country?

The Muslims aren't left out in the madness, they've become natural alarm that wakes you up every 5pm. At least their madness is tolerable cuz it lasted maximum of 10 minutes.

No one is stopping you from practicing your religions, but respect the right of others while doing so. Learn from those who introduced the religion to you.

I once asked a preacher "how will you feel if an herbalist comes preaching his gods to you everyday or screaming on the top of his voice on your window every morning?"

She said she won't be happy about it because the gods he's preaching about is false god.
I just kept shut...