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    Jeremy’s witnessing training challenge

    Posted on Friday 3 October 2008 by Greg @ 8:32 am
    Filed under: Rants

    I was telling Jeremy the other day how I needed help in reaching this world for Christ and he came up with a solution.

    “Hey dad, how about this? I will train my class how to do the gospel hand?” (The gospel hand is a simple way to share the gospel that I learned to do when I was a few years older than Jeremy. You hold up your hand and start with your thumb and wiggle each of your fingers as you get to these five points: God loves me (wiggle thumb)…I have sinned (index)…Christ died for me (middle)…If I believe (ring)…I will go to heaven (pinky) and that’s that)

    “Sure” I said. “If Mrs. Canterbury let’s you.”

    “You ask her daddy!”

    So I did. And she said yes.

    Jeremy told me later that he trained each point to his 1st grade class, explained it point by point and then challenged the kids to go back and train their parents how to do it.

    Now he wants to go class by class and train every kid at Faith Christian Academy, all the way through high school, how to share their faith. I don’t think that will happen but he is starting to understand that the only way to really reach everyone with the gospel is to train every Christian to share the gospel.

    I have given them the next new challenge of encouraging everyone in his class to share the gospel with one person each week and tell him what happened when they did. Pray with me that Jeremy can be a faithful witness and a good leader for his class. Pray for me to be a faithful witness and a good leader to him.

    Signed, Greg Stier
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    7 Comments for 'Jeremy’s witnessing training challenge'

    1. On October 3, 2008 @ 9:24 am Eddie said:
      • It seems like such a common sense approach. Too bad common sense isn’t all that common. Good for Jeremy. He gets it already and he’s still in first grade.

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    2. On October 3, 2008 @ 9:36 am Becky said:
      • Jeremy sounds like one amazing dude who has a passion and fire for Jesus.

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    3. On October 3, 2008 @ 10:51 am Cheryl said:
      • I believe God will use Jeremy to impact the world for Christ as he has a very dedicated father to train him in the ways of God. I am thankful to God that he has called individuals like you to help train and disciple youth and youth leaders.

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    4. On October 3, 2008 @ 12:12 pm Daniela G-L said:
      • WOW. Talk about spreading the news. I’ve noticed that when someone gets truly on fire for God it’s like a rash. It keeps itching them and itching them until they have to satisfy it. And (just like the evil little boy in the back of the Kindergarten room with his boogers or the jock with his major B.O.), the best way to satisfy it is to spread it around to others, even if they don’t want it. Because, (and the little boy wasn’t the best example of this)even if the person doesn’t like it at first, they usually start to admire how the person got that way, and suddenly the idea of B.O. isn;t as bad. And personally, I find the GOSPEL much more appealing than B.O. :)

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    5. On October 3, 2008 @ 5:48 pm Barbara said:
      • Like father, like son!

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    6. On October 4, 2008 @ 10:47 am denisemouse said:
      • It is so exciting when our children really want to share the gospel! My 7th grader is now asking about the best way to find out if some of her friends are saved and the best way to explain it. (She’s a little old for the “Gospel Hand” though.) Btw, I have taught the “Gospel Hand” to many young children, both in church, and at the Christian Preschool I used to teach at. Neat to hear that your son is eager to share it with his friends. :)

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