Featured Child evangelism

Pulling a child up to the front and doing, in public, the Romans road and saying that they are saved is wrong. However each of my children came to the Lord of their own volition (we didn't push them) at a young age. They totally knew about being under the burden of sin because that is what led them to the Lord in the first place. To say that children can't come to Christ is wrong.

But I also agree with you about the numbers thing. In the last 4 years, we've had people come to Christ but it's not a huge number. But those lives that were changed were changed drastically. I looked back in my e-mail and saw one from a friend who e-mailed me when we first started our church campus and she asked us to pray for her sister who lived out there. She was unsaved and an alcoholic. So we committed to pray for her and now, 4 years later, she is saved, in recovery and assisting in leading worship!! She is in her later 50s but like a child when it comes to speaking about Jesus - so full of awe, exuberance and joy. I'm convicted when I see her because I need to make sure that I approach my relationship with Christ in the same way!! So we don't have big numbers but this one woman is just an example of the lives we've seen changed in a big way. THAT is what I want to see. We don't raise hands. We don't have "come down to the altar". We just have one on one conversations and being the ones who bring the gospel and leave it to Jesus. He's done some great work when we do that!

 

Lets see, you just might be right according to Proverbs 11:30