Christ's ambassadors

Recently I'm really into basketball, maybe cuz of "slam dunk" or maybe its time for me to get some excersie. either way is good, but today I have realized is a good tool to meet new friends and its very useful weapon to reach out...

As I know that when you partner up with The Holy Spirit. Everything that you do, I mean EVERYTHING, every single thing you do. You will be super encourage and brave, there is no room for being afraid. In everything you do you will have a purpose (point people to Christ). As for me I enjoying played the Basketball Plus I enjoy to meet up new friends. Then I get to have a chance to share about Jesus. It doesn't have to be in ministry groups to do so.
In any place, in any time, to any body...


come on guys, "You are the light of the world." aint time to extinguish its time to shine

One verse I like to share today is in Corinthians 5:20.

"We are therefore Christ's ambassadors,
as though God were making his appeal through us.
We implore you on Christ's behalf: Be reconciled to God."

-one of person that I admired is Paul.
Paul thus described his role-and the role of all believers-as a messenger representing the King of heaven with the gospel,
who pleads with the people of the world to be reconciled to God,
who is their rightful King (cf. Rom. 10:13-18).


Ambassador:

1. An official representative of kings and rulers. In ancient times many kings and rulers spoke to other nations through official representatives who

• congratulated (1 Kin. 5:1),
• sought favors (Num. 20:14),
• made treaties (Josh. 9:4-6),
• and registered protests (Judg. 11:12).

How the other nations treated the ambassador represented how they related to the ruler. If one treated the ambassador rudely, it was an insult to the ruler and could lead to war (2 Sam. 10:4-6).

In the New Testament the apostle Paul called himself . . .
Christ's ambassador (Eph. 6:20)
-an idea that he applied to all Christian ministers (2 Cor. 5:20). An ambassador is sometimes called an envoy.