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Title : Go Fish

Text : John 4: 1-42 The Woman at the Well.

Main Idea: Sharing the good news about Jesus Christ with others in a different part of the world is a work to which some believers have a special calling, but in which all believers are to take part of locally. We all can witness by using the acromion - FISH
Intro: Cecil’s deli story. Were the apostles more concerned with corn beef rather than conversion?

1. Friendly (vv.1-8)
I.Witnessing is sharing the truth of God Ps 145:10–12; Lk 24:46–48 See also 1 Ch 16:7–9; Ps 71:15; Mt 27:54; Jn 1:35–36; Jn 4:29

Wife first time in Minnesota and someone saying Hi to her – What do you want?
Pray that God send people to you and open doors – everyone thinks I work in the store I’m in. My license plate – Minnesota? What are you doing all the way here in MD?

2. Initiate (vv.9-18)
II. Witnessing is a task for all God’s people 1 Pe 2:9, Matt. 28, Jer 1:4-10 See also Ps 26:6–7; Ps 107:1–2
We are compelled to speak the word of salvation to everyone.

Everyone quotes - Jesus said he would be with us always, but let us not forget what he said before that.

1 - Cor 1:18 They are perishing. – Penn YouTube video about how he respects people that proselytizes, this is an atheist saying this not a believer.

3. Sharing your story or Service (vv.19-24)
III. Witnessing recounts personal experience Is 63:7, Luke 14:13See also Ps 66:16; Je 51:10; Da 4:2; Mt 9:27–31; Mk 1:40–45; Jn 9:25; Ac 4:20

My license plate – Minnesota? What are you doing all the way here in MD?
Share how you where before you came to Jesus.
How did you come to Jesus? – Life verse and what did you hear?
What is your life like now that you came to Jesus?

See the unseen. – How my mother saw the unseen and gave hope ...

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...hat eternal Hope.

A- admit that you have sinned - "for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God," Romans 3:23

B- believe that Jesus will save you - The jailer who was moment ago was going to take his own life till Paul stopped him. The jailer asking Paul what shall I do to be saved? Paul's response "Believe in the Lord Jesus , and you will saved" Acts 16:29-31

C- confess Jesus as your Lord and Savior. That if you confess with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9

Pray and give invitation.

Dismissal:

Just as Jesus said the harvest is plentiful but the labors are few. Go and reap the harvest and work the fields love ones and share your story of Hope of Jesus Christ so that all may have the eternal hope that you have. And all of Gods people say - Amen.

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