Should I Stay or Should I Go?

Key Points


Christians receive the Holy Spirit at salvation; there's no need
to wait for a separate experience. We don’t need to wait to start
sharing the Gospel.


Sharing your faith grows your faith—increases joy, maturity, and
satisfaction with God.


The Gospel has supernatural power to transform lives—it’s not our
power but God’s.


The Word of God never returns void; every seed you plant will
fulfill God’s purpose.


Tools for evangelism:


15-second Testimony


I used to be __________, but then __________. Now I’m __________.


Napkin Gospel (3 Circles)


Communion reminds us weekly to live the Gospel and share it.


We are called to return to the broken world with God's truth,
grace, and love.





Discussion


The sermon mentioned going "full speed ahead" in life. Can you
relate to this? Share an experience where you've either burned
out or stalled out in your faith journey.


Reflect on the moment you accepted Christ. How has your
enthusiasm for sharing your faith changed since then?


What are some reasons you hesitate to share the gospel with
others? (e.g., fear, feeling unqualified, etc.)


How does knowing you already have the Holy Spirit change your
confidence?


How does knowing that God's Word never returns void (Isaiah
55:10-11) encourage you to share your faith more boldly?


Take a few minutes to craft your own 15-second testimony using
the format: "I used to be ___, but then ___, and now I'm ___."
Share your testimony.


Who is one person you can intentionally share the Gospel with
this week?


All believers have the Holy Spirit. How does this truth impact
your view of your ability to share the gospel?





Application


Write your 15-second testimony this week and share it with
at least one person.


Practice the Napkin Gospel with a friend or family member to
get comfortable sharing the story of salvation.


Ask God to show you if you’re being called to stay, wait, or
go in any area of your life—and obey.