The Complete Truth

by | Sep 25, 2020 | Evangelism

If anyone comes to your meeting and does not teach the truth about Christ, don’t invite that person into your home or give any kind of encouragement. Anyone who encourages such people becomes a partner in their evil work. – 2 John 1:10-11 NLT
Transcript:

The more we walk with God and get to understand Him, the more responsibility we have of representing Him and making Him known to others.

Apostle John forewarned saying we should not entertain people who do not share the truth about Christ else we will be seen as partners with them. Hence the truth is not truth if it is only partial truth, it can only be sustained if it is wholesome and in its entirety. So we must learn to be able to share the truth as it is.

Also, we have to be able to talk about all aspects of the truth about Jesus; how He can not just heal but also cleanse, be loving & judge our actions. It is necessary for this truth to be wholesome, only then can it be used.

A person without a complete understanding of who Jesus is, can carry an unawareness of the truth that can be contagious.

May we learn to discern when someone is only teaching half the truth. Let us introspect on our understanding of Jesus Christ, as we desire this, we will therefore be able to give a balanced & wholesome teaching.

The price that we are asked to pay by following Jesus is an enormous one and it is a call to let go off our ambitions and personal desires.

Praying that every conversation we engage in will be one where we will have the burden to talk about Jesus.

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