Christians Doom others to an Eternity in HELL!

To put it in as simple of an explanation as I can…John 3:16-17 is the “GOSPEL“! Those who believe (Christians) are commanded to go into the nations and proclaim the Gospel to all who will hear. The Bible teaches that as the church we are the body of Christ. We are to love the people of the world! When we share the GOSPEL, we bring Glory to God and to His SON! We are here on this earth for this very purpose!

So why do we sit in the Pews on Sunday for 60-90 minutes and console ourselves that we have done our part? Whose “Glory” are we there for…ours or our Father in Heaven? How many hours are there in a week? There are 168 hours in a week! How many of those hours do you spend in “true worship” being amazed by the truths given to us by God? How many of those hours do you spend reading your Bible and getting to know your Father in Heaven? How many of those hours do you spend contemplating what you can do for the Glory of God and His SON? Once you leave the Church building, does God even cross your mind? How many hours do you share what the Son of God did for us on the Cross?

Therefore isn’t it selfish of a Christian to keep the “Love of Christ” and what He did for mankind to himself? Shouldn’t the Christian consider the consequences of the persons to whom he doesn’t share the Gospel with? If you read your Bible, you will see that this consequence is burning in Hell for eternity!

Romans 10:13-14 For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.¹⁴ How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? and how shall they hear without a preacher?

NOW don’t exclaim that you’re “NOT a PREACHER”! That’s a pretty shallow escape mechanism. Are you a follower of Christ? If so, you are to preach the Gospel! Keep in mind that today’s society is designed that a “preacher” needs to have a piece of paper from a theology school and give a sermon on Sunday, but that is not the way it has always been. Is the Holy Spirit living in YOU? If you are a follower of Christ, then you become a disciple of Christ…therefore, you are qualified to “preach the Gospel”because the Holy Spirit will guide you every step of the way.

Matthew 28:18-20, Jesus tells his followers, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything that I have commanded you.”

Qualities of discipleship include going to share the Good News to non-believers, teaching, loving God, loving others, standing out, denying ourselves, being firm in God’s word, fellowship with other believers, imitators of Christ, dedicated and steadfast.

So now I ask you…why don’t Christians share the Gospel? Sharing the Gospel is called Evangelism and it shouldn’t be scary…it’s simply sharing the Gospel with the world, whether the world is your next door neighbor or someone that you meet by chance in a grocery line or at a Doctor’s office. It could possibly be someone far far away that you many never actually meet in person (with the internet that’s a common scenario).

I can’t stress enough the importance of this blog…as it’s a call for Christians to actively engage in sharing the Gospel, which is a fundamental aspect of our faith. It underscores several key points:

1. Evangelism: which is considered a crucial duty for ALL Christian denominations as it was commissioned by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. It reminds Christians of their responsibility to spread the teachings of Jesus Christ and the message of salvation.
2. Overcoming Fear: some Christians may have about sharing their faith. By stating that Evangelism shouldn’t be scary, it encourages believers to overcome their fears and take a more active role in sharing their beliefs.
3. Universal Outreach: sharing the Gospel should be directed not just towards those in close proximity but to people encountered in various contexts, including online interactions. This reflects the idea that the message of Christianity should be and can be shared with a diverse audience. As with Esther 4:14…who knows, you may have been raised up by Heavenly Father “for such a time as this”!
4. Contemporary Relevance: Mentioning the internet as a common scenario for Evangelism highlights the importance of adapting to modern communication methods. I suggest that Christians should use contemporary tools and platforms to share their faith effectively.

Overall, this is a reminder, a wake up call and an encouragement for Christians to engage in Evangelism, emphasizing its accessibility, relevance, and the need to overcome any reluctance to share the belief in Jesus-Yeshua as time is running out!