Spread the Good Word: Acts 3:6

by | Aug 12, 2016 | The Good Word | 0 comments

We hope that today’s Good Word reminds you that the most important thing you have to give someone else is your testimony of Jesus Christ in your life. This wonder-working gift is something that moeny can’t buy. 

So, if you see someone in need — of money or something else — but you can’t give them what they’re specifically asking for, then try giving something that they are certain to need, something everyone needs: the gospel message!

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