Victoria Mandylor said it wasn't Bieber’s influence that led to her conversion, but rather his explanation of the Gospel. "I had never heard anyone just put it so simple," she recalls. Mandylor explained that Bieber said, "'He is the Son of God. That died for you.' Just as simple as that. 'He died for you.'"
Over 9,000 people heard the gospel preached to them during evangelist Franklin Graham's "God Loves You" tour stop in Maryland on Tuesday.
Prior to being saved, Tailah Scroggins was an astrologer and is now helping others find spiritual liberation in their lives. She has used her TikTok account to reach millions with the gospel.
When we truly understand how good our God is, it becomes much easier to share his love and message with the people around us. Conversely, if we haven’t encountered or don’t fully appreciate what God has done, it can be hard to get excited about telling others.
In 2017, Virtue converted to Christianity after decades of being in the New Age Movement, including being a best-selling author and vendor of oracle cards. Her realization of the dangers of the occult came after she had studied the Bible.
More than 50,000 people heard the Gospel during evangelist Franklin Graham's six-city "God Loves You" Tour, which concluded on Sunday in Rochester, Minnesota.
A new report has found that just three percent of Christian missionaries worldwide are focused on evangelizing to "unreached" people around the world.
Ministry leader Jack Jensz Jr. and his team were on the flight back to Germany after doing relief work in Ukraine, when they got up to encourage the other passengers with a song. "Our heart was to bring joy and hope as there is so much pain with what’s going on in this world," Jensz Jr. said.
Christians living in our postmodern, relativistic society are often warned that sharing their faith is the intolerant “imposing” of their values on others. Since being branded “intolerant” is the cardinal sin in our culture, it’s tempting to keep our salt in the saltshaker and our light under a basket (Matthew 5:13-16). In addition, many Christians are unsure whether they know enough to be able to explain and defend their faith with skeptics. They know the basics of salvation but fear being embarrassed by questions they might not be able to answer. The answer is to return to the “gospel” as a “good story.”
