And then He told them, "Go into all the world and preach the Good News to everyone." Mark 16:15
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"Jesus is a Spirit," I told her. "The only way to physically see Jesus is to go to Heaven."
"Have you even met Him?" she inquired.
"Well spiritually, yes."
What do you mean by 'spiritually'?" She placed air quotes around the word.
"I mean I've connected with Him."
"But, have you actually met Him in person?"
I sighed heavily. This girl is impossible. "In 2 Corinthians 5:7, it says that we should walk by faith and not by sight. So, just because we have not physically seen Jesus, does not mean He's not real."
"Ugh! Stop!" Charlotte placed her hand over her head. "You're making my head hurt."
I couldn't take this crap anymore. Before I could protest, she opened her mouth.
"You know what? Believe whatever you want. But, mark my words, Tressa. You will NEVER prove the existence of Jesus Christ!"
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Tressa Winters is a shy, introverted Christian who loves to use her musical gifts to share the Gospel to the world. Charlotte is a sarcastic, athletic atheist who scoffs at religion. One day, Charlotte's dad, who is a successful music producer, tries to find a female vocalist for a duo. So, they decide to set up auditions to find the perfect female vocalist. When Tressa is chosen to become the lead, she is afraid that this opportunity may affect her faith.
Will Tressa be able to convince her rival, Charlotte about the Gospel? Find out in Sharing the Gospel
7/13/19Ranked 136 in #Inspire
WARNING: This story mainly focuses on religious themes. This story is not intended to offend anyone. If it has offended you in any way, please let me know. Be civil, please.
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23-year-old Celai (sa-lay) LaCroix should have died in a horrible accident, but instead, she wakes up beside the man who is responsible for her making it to the hospital, Julian Westbrook. God had put him there to be her knight-in-shining-armor, however, the "hero syndrome" doesn't seem to wear off.
Surprisingly, it wasn't the first time the two met. Celai was a frequent attender of Disciples of Truth Church, while Julian was the pastor-in-training.
It may seem like a coincidence, like the world was just small, but in fact, it was the Lord putting them together. Now, it was up to them to realize, sit back, and watch God unfold His blessings for them.
However, Celai has her mind in the future and her hero has his in the past. Neither being in the present is sure to provoke a mountain of issues.
Bible verses are in NIV, NLT, and KJV translations 💛