Sunday, July 11​

Go, therefore, and make disciples of people of all the nations.

—Matt. 28:19.
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Some people are eager to learn Bible truths, but many we meet may seem to be indifferent at first. We may have to stimulate their interest. To be successful in the ministry, we need to have a well-thought-out strategy. Select specific subjects that will likely interest those you will meet. Then plan how you will introduce the topic. For example, you might ask a householder: “Would you mind if I ask your opinion on something? Many problems facing us today affect people around the world. Do you think that it would take a world government to solve the world’s problems?” Then you could discuss Daniel 2:44. Or you might say to a neighbor: “What do you think is the key to raising well-behaved children? I would like to hear your opinion.” Then discuss Deuteronomy 6:6, 7. Without a doubt, we feel intense joy when we help people become disciples of Christ.

w19.07 15 ¶4, 6-7​

 

12 Now if Christ is being preached that he has been raised up from the dead,+ how is it some among YOU say there is no resurrection* of the dead?+ 13 If, indeed, there is no resurrection of the dead, neither has Christ been raised up.+ 14 But if Christ has not been raised up, our preaching is certainly in vain, and our faith is in vain.+