Jeremiah TiptonFounder in president of David Hernandez ministries

This Might Make You RETHINK Evangelism

5 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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In this sermon, the speaker addresses the church’s tendency to resist new communication methods, asserting that as long as the core gospel message—preaching Jesus and upholding biblical truth—remains unchanged, the means of delivery can evolve. He highlights modern platforms such as social media, podcasts, livestreams, and television as viable tools for evangelism, while cautioning against using deceptive or sinful tactics. The central premise is that God can work through any communication channel provided it leads people to encounter Jesus, but the methodology must never compromise the integrity of the message.

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Sometimes the church is resistant to methodologies that might seem a little bit different than what they're used to. But I'm of the belief that so long as the message doesn't change, you're preaching Jesus, you're holding to biblical truth, you're not compromising, you're standing firm on what the Bible says, that the methodology by which you deliver that communication really can change from time to time. Like we have social media, we have podcasts, we have livestreams, there are TV shows. Now with this caveat, I wouldn't want to do God's work the devil's way. Yeah, well, absolutely. Like, you know, there are sometimes, where certain individuals might justify their methodology and that methodology is outright deceptive or sinful. That's wrong, of course. That's wrong. But I'm talking about the means of communication. That, of course, we know. Yes. God can use any of that so long as people are coming into encounters with Jesus.