You Don’t Truly Spread the Gospel, But… #truthmatters

7 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this short sermon, the speaker acknowledges the difficulty of sharing the gospel and encourages believers to view evangelism not as a personal performance but as Christ speaking through them. He emphasizes that the Holy Spirit must be relied upon for guidance and the right words, which requires constant prayer and staying close to God. By maintaining this spiritual intimacy, believers can hear God’s voice even amid opposition, judgment, or the devil’s whispers. The speaker asserts that Christ’s authority empowers believers to overcome adversity, urging confidence and assurance that any outreach is powered by Christ rather than the individual.

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Spreading the good news can be difficult. It can be hard to come up to somebody and tell them about Jesus Christ and the gospel and in truth and all these other things. And so I just want to remind you, and I want to hopefully build some confidence in you by telling you it is not you. It is Christ speaking through you. It is the Spirit of God that you must rely upon, who leads you in the right directions and tells you what to say. And this is why it's so important to be constantly in prayer, praying in the Spirit. This way you're edifying your soul, and by staying in closeness to Him, you can hear Him speak through you and speak for you, especially in the presence of your enemy. As you get judged, as you get blamed, as the devil whispers in your ear, the Spirit of God will remind you that He is King of Kings. That Jesus Christ is the one that sits on the throne, and through him you have the power to overcome all adversities. So be confident, be assured, and the next time you feel it in your spirit and someone is highlighted to you and you feel that you should pray for them, speak to them, share the news for them, remember it is not you but Christ working through you. God bless.