Why we do hard things
- We don’t do hard things because they are hard, but because they are worth it.
- Obedience often involves discomfort, risk or sacrifice.
- Worth is measured by faithfulness to Jesus, not personal ease or success.
- The Great Commission calls believers to action, not convenience.
- Evangelism doesn’t start with a method, but with a transformed life.
- Changed lives create credibility before words are spoken.
- The man healed in John 9 pointed to what Jesus had done, not a system or script.
- Faith that is lived out invites curiosity and honest questions.
- You don’t need to know everything; Start with the basics and grow in the rest.
- God uses obedience more than expertise.
- Sharing personal experience with Jesus is a powerful starting point.
- Growth in understanding comes through practice, humility and time.
Tactics
- Pray and look for opportunities.
- Ask God to open eyes to people and moments He is already preparing.
- Prayer aligns the heart with God’s mission rather than personal agendas.
- Sow seeds and trust the Lord.
- Not every conversation leads to immediate results.
- God is responsible for growth; believers are responsible for faithfulness.
- Live in such a way that people want to hear you.
- Character and conduct support the message being shared.
- A life marked by hope, integrity and love creates space for the gospel.
Insight
- Eternal value often requires uncomfortable obedience.
- Transformed lives speak before words are shared.
- Faithful witness starts simple and grows with practice.
- God carries the results; believers carry the call.