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“Ye shall be My witnesses”
Now for the last point, a most important one. If you open your Bible to Romans 10:9-11, you will read; “That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed.”
You say you have accepted Christ. Go and tell someone! Do not be ashamed to confess Him. Why should you be?
Suppose I had fallen off the wharf, injuring myself so that I could not swim, and a labourer working on a coal barge had plunged in and saved me. If a month later, you saw me walking down Main Street and the same labourer, all begrimed with coal dust, coming up from the opposite direction, and you saw that I noticed him first and deliberately turned to look into a store window so that I would not have to stop and greet him, what would you think of me?
You have declared that you believe the Lord Jesus Christ has given His life to save you. Occasions will arise when you will meet Him face to face in the presence of those who despise Him. Will you be ashamed and look the other way, or will you honour Him in both word and deed as your Lord and Saviour? Having really accepted Him, you must, and you will, acknowledge Him before others.
Telling others about the Saviour is one way of showing your gratitude!
“The Lord is good: tell it wherever you go,
The Lord is good: tell it that others may know;
Tell of His blessings and tell of His love,
Tell how He’s coming from heaven above;
The Lord is good: tell it wherever you go!”
– Al Smith
Thought: I must be His witness.
Prayer: Open my lips, O Lord, that I may share with others the Saviour who saved me from death.
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This audio CD is approximately 59 minutes, divided into 34 chapters. Edited by Dr SH Tow Please note that the last paragraph of some chapter texts may not be present in the audio tracks.
