Are you a blogger? You might be seasoned or just starting up, but here is a revitalizing thought for you: You can share the radical news of Jesus with any page view, visitor, and post! And it's soooo ridiculously easy! Social media is becoming increasingly influential (no surprise there) and our God is up with the times, using it for His glory. Blogging is no exception. What I love about using your blogging platform for the gospel is that your unique site has its own stream of regular visitors who trust and know your voice. Additionally, new people are probably finding their way to your corner of the Internet each day. Use that unique reach to impact lives in the most life-altering way! I challenge you to use your blogging for God's glory and to send ripples into eternity! Here are 4 (EASY!) Ways to Share the Gospel on Your Blog 1. State it clearly! You can sum up Jesus' work on the cross in just a few precise, inviting sentences. Place your explanation in any high traffic area such as in your sidebars, within your "About Me" section or at the bottom of every post. Here's an example that I recently posted on my blog: Jesus came to Earth to die for our sins, our mess-ups and anytime we've been less than perfect . Rising again, He triumphed over all his enemies, giving us the assurance that we are not condemned if we believe. The sole thing waiting for us in knowing Jesus personally...is everlasting joy. 2. Use a widget in your sidebar Consider installing this widget on the sidebar of your blog. This will give people access to it every time they visit your home page. Sharing your faith doesn't get much easier! 3. Share your personal testimony How did Jesus first capture your attention and change your life? Check out this helpful tool to write a post about how your life has been transformed and let that personal experience speak volumes to your readers. 4. Use holidays as catalysts This is my favorite thing to do over at my blog! Readers automatically connect with your post if they celebrate the holiday too so make the most of it. Determine how to clearly state the gospel by tying in the themes of the holiday, major ideas surrounding the special day, or a personal story that can be taken back to the gospel Here are a few examples from my blog, click the links to read more. Using Easter to share the gospel Using Christmas to share the gospel Using St. Patrick's Day to share the gospel I pray your writing is blessed and a source of encouragement to all who find themselves on your blog. Be bold with your faith and let your writing be a catalyst for God's glory. Blog on! "I pray that you may be active in sharing your faith, so that you will have a full understanding of every good thing we have in Christ." Philemon 6 About Carly Carly is a husband-swooning, health-inspired, simplicity-loving, Jesus-follower. She and her hunky husband Ryan adventure wherever the Lord takes them and most recently that has been into the often scary world of chronic illness. Connect with Carly on her personal blog,Pinterest and at Reaching For Fringe, a resource for chronic illness and marriage. Very nice to meet you! Sharing this article over at these awesome blogs.
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4/30/2013 05:09:49 am
Thank you for posting this encouraging word for Christian Poets and Writers and other communicators for Christ. I just highlighted the page on the Christian Poets & Writers blog - http://christianpoetsandwriters.blogspot.com/
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5/2/2013 07:19:25 am
How about directing them to a place they can learn more when they are ready. If you are sharing, people will be interested in learning more. They may ask you but they may not. Everywhere I am on social media I have a link to:
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5/3/2013 09:19:51 am
"I pray your writing is blessed and a source of encouragement to all who find themselves on your blog. Be bold with your faith and let your writing be a catalyst for God's glory."
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5/22/2013 04:30:33 am
Good ideas. I recently posted a few YouTube videos that I thought were really good at sharing the gospel on a blog page that I called Love Story.
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