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TOPIC:   PASSION FOR SOUL WINNING 2.  SUNDAY AUGUST 20
TEXT:     Matthew 28:18-20
KEY VERSE:   Acts 1:8 But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth.

We cannot be effective in our soul-winning without passion, concern and a burden in our heart towards sinners (those that have not known Jesus in the Church and in the world). Passion for soul-winning is the heart concern in a Christian that leads him to strongly wish the conversion of sinners to Christ, and work fervently and tirelessly to achieve it. Driven by his passion, the believer works fervently and tirelessly to bring people to Christ’s salvation and righteous living.

Passion comes on the believer when he considers the sinful state of the soul; when he looks at the soul (the sinner) and sees the sins that he commits and sees how sin has taken over him. For example, when he sees a drunkard on the street bouncing on the way, staggering to and fro and speaking foolishly because sin has taken over his life; or he sees a harlot in the brothel sitting at the door of her room, waiting for whoever she will damn forever, and counting it a service to humanity, his passion for souls flares up.

What a passion comes on the soul-winner when he sees people of various types: the idol worshippers dancing on the streets, or women dressed nakedly just because they have dedicated themselves to the devil. What a concern it is to the soul-winner when he sees the police dragging someone to the police station, beating and slapping him with wounds all over, because he has stolen! What a concern it gives him to see that they are firing some people because they are armed robbers! He gets troubled because of their sinful state for which in God’s judgment they shall be sentenced to eternal damnation in hell.

Thought for the day:  God saved you to lead others to salvation 
Song for the day:  It is a great thing to serve the Lord
Bible reading for the day: Psalm 116-118; 1 Corinthians 2
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