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If Christians want to make a bigger impact, they need to get a little bit more education

about the issues themselves and about some method, I offer one, some need to get a little bit more education about the issues themselves and about

some method, I offer one, some method that's effective to move forward. And when they do that,

they are going to see things change. I promise you, they will see things change and they won't

feel so defeated, especially when they realize that their viewpoint, their view of reality is actually true.

That's Greg Kokel, and he's our guest today on Focus on the Family with Jim Daly.

Thanks for joining us. I'm John Fuller.

John, as believers, we're called to share the message of Christ.

That's the great commission to go and tell people about Jesus.

And some people struggle with that because maybe their temperament isn't built in such a way

that they're easily engaging people.

You might say extrovert introvert.

I don't know that that always applies, but it's just some of the wiring that we have.

We're either comfortable or we're not comfortable in talking to people who don't know the Lord.

We call it being a witness. There's going to be, you know, non-Christians listening.

So that just really means to profess our faith in Christ to people who don't know about Christ.

And it's that simple.

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