There'll be times when God desires to use you in someone else's life; it may not be pretty or comfortable or completely unawkward. Small men might try to hinder, or lie, thwart, or even oppose you as you do what ya can, and you might never fully understand why..here. But the important thing is this—lost people need to see Christ and to clearly hear His Message!

No believer who claims to walk in the living word has any right to live all gripey, whiny, sour, fretful, power-hungry, bitter, grumped-out, or offended. Offenses and insults will come in this life, circumstances don't always go your way or mine, but choose not to live puffed-up and easily triggered. #WithTheWordLetsGetOverIt

- What is the significance of David saying, “You prepare a table before me” (Psalm 23:5)?

- What does the Bible say about competing with your equals and fighting?

- Is street or park or alley preaching an effective evangelism method?

- How can I learn to not take offense at little things?

"So be happy when you are insulted for being a Christian, for then the glorious Spirit of God rests upon you." ~ 1 Peter 4:12.

Jesus said, Go so how can we say No? Go into all the world and preach the Good News to everyone while you have the time.

The law is for the proud, but give grace and truth to the humble -- those open for Christ's help. If they person holds up their palm to you, simply move on with joy. There are so many others who are open to His Message. 

Don't waste your story or good words on closed-minded hard-hearted people who deserve your silence. Have you been there before when you were lost? Let your genuine Christian life preach loudly in this dark world. Jesus did that and sometimes added in words. Always so true. Sometimes the most powerful thing you can say is nothing at all. There's a timing and tact for verbal and non-verbal witnessing.