How to Make People Want to Follow Jesus

Most people think about Christianity in a stereotypical way, but this is because they don’t know Jesus personally. The Gospel offers hope to everyone, regardless of what you’ve done, and it’s time for Christians to show the world why Jesus deserves their faith.

Where do I start?

A good place to start is the gospel of John. In this book, Jesus is presented as a man who lives among us and speaks with us. He heals our pain and teaches us how to have a relationship with God. His life shows us that we are valuable and worthy of love because He’s in our midst.

What is my motivation?

What is your motivation for wanting people to follow Jesus? Why are you sharing the gospel in the first place? Is it out of love, or are you trying to be seen as righteous in people’s eyes? What are your motives?

How do I share Jesus with family and friends?

Not everyone is willing to give up their life and follow Jesus. You may not be able to answer this question, but the important thing is that you live as an example to those around you. This will encourage your friends and family members to want what you have.

Where can I find the courage to share Jesus with complete strangers?

One of the most important teachings I’ve learned from a seminary professor is that we need to see people as our neighbors, not our enemies. Those who don’t share your faith or worldview are friends, not foes. We’re all human beings created by God and in desperate need of Him. Every person you reach out to likely feels the same way.

Conclusion

The first step is to go and tell somebody what Jesus has done for you. The second step is to pray for those who don’t know about Him. The third step is to live your life as a follower of Jesus and share His love with others.

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Note: While content aims to align with Catholic teachings, any inconsistencies or errors are unintended. For precise understanding, always refer to authoritative sources like the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Always double-check any quotes for word-for-word accuracy with the Bible or the Catechism of the Catholic Church.

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