The Navigators calling focuses on the advancement of the Kingdom of God. This semester the NCUE Nav students have a desire to share their relationship with Jesus with their families, dorm friends, and classmates. Over the past two weeks, we have been digging into the Gospel. Asking questions like: What is the Gospel? What do we often incorrectly make the Gospel to be? What is God’s mission? How do we fit into His mission? Why do we want to share? How does the Gospel continue to work in our lives after we believe in Jesus as our Savior? What are some Biblical examples of people sharing their faith?—As we discussed this as a group and practiced testimonies, we all shared in a renewed passion to share Jesus. We also saw God speak to our hearts as the Gospel continued to work in us by shinning light on the dark areas of life. It is incredible refreshing to live in the light of the Gospel instead of trying to personally carry the weight of sin!
As we share Jesus’ life, please pray that the Gospel with make great advancements in Changhua through the lives of the students. Please pray for us to share with God’s boldness and strength, so people will be able to see Christ and know him as their Savior and Lord.
You’ll remember, friends, that when I first came to you to let you in on God’s master stroke, I didn’t try to impress you with polished speeches and the latest philosophy. I deliberately kept it plain and simple: first Jesus and who he is; then Jesus and what he did –Jesus crucified.
I was unsure of how to go about this, and felt totally inadequate was scared to death, if you want the truth of it and so nothing I said could have impressed you or anyone else. But the Message came through anyway. God’s Spirit and God’s power did it, which made it clear that your life of faith is a response to God’s power, not to some fancy mental or emotional footwork by me or anyone else. (1 Corinthians 2:1-5, The Message)
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