
If God already knows who will be saved... why should Christians bother sharing the gospel?It's one of the biggest questions surrounding God's sovereignty, election, and evangelism. If salvation is ultimately God's work, does witnessing even matter? Does prayer for the lost matter? What about those who seem completely hardened to the gospel?In the final episode of this four-part series, George Binoka and Jeff Musgrave move from theology to practical application. Rather than discouraging evangelism, the sovereignty of God becomes the greatest motivation for bold, patient, relational gospel conversations.In this episode you'll discover:Why God's sovereignty actually fuels evangelismHow to pray confidently for lost family and friendsWhy no one is beyond God's reachThe role of relationships, patience, persistence, love, and boldnessHow this doctrine protects us from prideWhat God's sovereignty means for assurance of salvationHow to avoid endless theological debates and grow in worship insteadIf you've ever wrestled with the relationship between God's sovereignty and human responsibility, this conversation will encourage you to trust God more deeply while becoming even more passionate about sharing Christ.Subscribe for more conversations on relational evangelism, discipleship, and biblical theology.Topics: Evangelism, God's Sovereignty, Election, Predestination, Calvinism, Arminianism, Salvation, Gospel Conversations, Discipleship, Christian Living, Sharing Your Faith
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#94 - Is Being Holy Good or Bad For Evangelism? I Dare to Be Different So You Can Make a Difference (Part 1)

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#90 - None Seek After God?!?!? The Truth About Human Desire.
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