Be Clear When Presenting the Gospel with Children
April 15, 2008 · Print This Article
How many adults grow up doubting their salvation because of an unclear gospel presentation as a child? Only the Lord knows for sure, but if you spend any time walking closely alongside other Christians you will run into many who say “I know I had some kind of spiritual experience when I was a child, but I’m not quite sure what happened.”
Doubt about salvation can stunt spiritual growth and often prevents a person from getting involved in evangelism. After all, how can you lead a person to Christ when you are unsure of your own eternity?
That’s why it is critical that we make the gospel clear when leading children to Christ. We do not need to demand or coerce, – but should simply explain the gospel in a way that a child knows exactly what he must do to have eternal life with God.
When sharing the gospel with children remember to:
Let’s leave a legacy. Let’s make an impact on future generations by sharing the gospel with children clearly and simply.
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Hello, About assuring the child or a grownup of their salvation, Isn’t it the job of the Holy Spirit to assure the person that they are His. The person may say the right words, but I don’t know what happend on the inside. I could be assuring a false convert. Worldn’t it be better to wait to see if this profession is genuine before I assume the role of God? In time we will see the evidence, but to say “you are saved, don’t ever doubt it” before there is any proof is to take upon oneself the role of God
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