Starting people thinking
Presentations that starts people thinking about issues are quite rare. Check out this one-minute video clip:
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Good start.
Poses questions
Provides no answer and there is only one answer.
Very good start, but then. . . .
To get people to listen / look; they look for 2, 5 or even 10 seconds, then move on
Even three years at bible college (full time) doesn’t prepare.
Come Holy Spirit our souls to inspire.
What if God were to give you the same amount of time you give to Him?
Carol
Only ONE QUESTION still stands out requiring a CONCLUSIVE ANSWER for which one has long been provided and neglected.
To avoid dying in our sins, how can we know for sure and believe for keeps that Jesus Christ is God Almighty (John 8: 21-28)?
What a frightful but valid prospect!
It is those who fail to seek and know the LORD firsthand and personally (as promised, prescribed and conclusively authenticated at the cross) that He will, on Judgment Day, reject with the words, “I never knew you. Get away from me, you wicked people” (Matt. 7: 21-23)!
GOD SAVE US FROM OURSELVES!
WE are always looking for an outward solution to what is an inward problem
I agree that highly accessible presentations, such as this one, that start people thinking about the right spiritual issues are quite rare. What is even rarer is to see such a vehicle as this used properly within what I call a Transformative Evangelistic Environment. The transformative evangelistic environment frames such a vehicle with further context and opportunities for exploration that includes access the answers that Christians know are supplied in the gospel of Jesus. The video clip vehicle is valuable as it can be used in multiple TEE contexts destined for different types of audiences. The initiating vehicle is fairly useless without the context and the context is fairly incompetent without the initiating vehicle. The two go together and don’t make much sense when viewed separately.