In my last two posts, I wrote about using every context of our lives to talk about Jesus – to encourage other believers and to share the good news with those who are dead in their sins. My question here is – why don’t we do this more?
Why is it that we talk about Jesus in Sunday School and the Worship Service, but before, between, and after we talk about everything else but Jesus. Why don’t we talk about what we heard from God’s Word just minutes before. Why is my Facebook account filled with “friends” who are Christians but who rarely if ever mention Christ? Why is it that we don’t talk more about Jesus?
Let me be clear – I’m not judging anyone – because I am guilty of this too. I’m just wondering why we are so slow to talk about Jesus. Could it be that we don’t talk about Jesus much because we don’t think about him much? Or maybe we are afraid to mention his name? Or are we so distracted by the things of this world that other things take our focus and hence we talk about those things?
If Jesus is most important in our lives, wouldn’t we be talking about him?
Out of the abundance of our hearts. . . our mouths speak.
Amen, Mike. Good Scripture.