Your Story, His Glory — Sharing the Gospel with Impact (Find & Follow: Lesson 3)
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Your Story, His Glory — Sharing the Gospel with Impact (Find & Follow: Lesson 3)
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Pastor Chris Andrews (Associate Pastor) - John 9:1-27 (John 9:1-27; 14:16; 1 Corinthians 1:27; 3:6-7 Isaiah 6:5; Proverbs 18:16; 29:25; Matthew 10:28; 2 Timothy 1:6-7)
What if the most powerful tool for sharing the Gospel is your own story?
In this lesson, Your Story, His Glory: Sharing the Gospel with Impact, we explore how your personal story of faith can powerfully point others to Jesus. Using the story of the blind man in John 9, we’ll discover that you don’t need to be a Bible scholar to be an effective witness—you simply need to share what Christ has done for you. If you’ve ever thought, “I don’t know how to share my faith” or “I’m not qualified”—this lesson is for you! You’ll be encouraged and equipped to make an eternal impact.
Summer Teaching Series:
This is not just another series on the Great Commission—this is a challenge. Do we really want to be a disciple-making church? Are we willing to move beyond good intentions and take Jesus’ final command seriously? Find & Follow is a 9-week journey designed to help you step boldly into the Great Commission. In the first half of the series, we’ll explore how to share the gospel—from trusting its power to telling our personal stories and living as a witness. Then, we’ll shift our focus to discipleship—what it means to truly follow Jesus, grow in community, and invest in others.
Find & Follow :: Completely Obeying the Great Commission Lesson 3 Your Story, His Glory: Sharing the Gospel with Impact I. Overcome Excuses A. imposter syndrome excuse—“I’m not qualified” B. sin excuse—“I’m not good enough” C. fear of man excuse—“I’m afraid of what they’ll say or do” D. effort excuse—“I don’t know how” II. Start the Conversation A. the gift method B. the prayer method C. the news break method D. the salesman method III. Use Your ToolsLesson 3 - Notes