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“evangelism changes things”
John 4:27-38
introduction
Someone once said that ___________________ changes things.
Evangelism carries with it the power to…
i.
evangelism changes vs.
27-30
a. the people who…
b.
the people who…
ii.
evangelism changes your vs.
31-34
a.
passion for the ______________________
b.
a passion for the _____________________
Cf.
John 5:30; 6:38; 8:29; Deut.
8:3; John 17:4
iii.
evangelism changes your vs.
35-38
a.
we can all be ___________________________
b.
we may be _______________________
Cf. 1 Cor.
3:5-9
conclusion
Every one of us can do our part.
But, most Christians don’t.
Why?
1.
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