If you have a Bible and hope you do, the beauty of the gospel, the God has saved us.

He's freed us from the power and the penalty of sin.

He's put us in Christ who's now our life.

So we've got together to surrender our lives and say our lives are yours and we're your

servants. It's not radical version of Christianity. This is biblical Christianity. It's what it means to be a follower of Christ.

We don't call the shots. He calls the shots.

The Radical Together Podcast with Teaching from David Platt.

It has been said that there is an evangelism drought in our nation.

And some guess that as many as 90% of the evangelical Christians will never share their faith with a single person.

It is alarming at just how silent Christians are when it comes to evangelism.

Today we're beginning an important series called Threads, where we'll take a look at the foundational

truths or threads of the Gospel, and by weaving these Threads into our everyday conversations,

we can consistently point unbelievers to Christ.

In today's sermon from John 516 through 29, David Platt urges us to be ready and willing

to be used by God as we proclaim the Gospel.

God doesn't need us, but he has graciously chosen to involve us in his saving purposes.

Be sure to download the free Threads booklet at radical.

Net.

It's a helpful tool for memorizing and implementing these gospel threads.

David references the booklet several times during the series, so be sure to download it at radical

dot net here's David with a sermon entitled Greater Works from John 5

We talk a lot about making disciples, but even in our talk about making disciples, if we're not careful,

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