Sharing Jesus Like Sharing a Great Restaurant
Analogy★★★★I mean, come on, do it with Thai food all the time, amen? You find an amazing restaurant, I know like, there’s certain people like, you know their Instagram post is pure flex every time. They found the latest, the greatest, they love to just be, yeah, I’m the guy. You need a restaurant, you call me, I’ll tell you what’s up.
Like, people are like that. You find something good, you want your friends to know it. Maybe for some of you, it’s you find that hidden gem and you’re like, oh guys, this is the perfect gem. All equipment, no people.
You got to start going there, right? And then see, right?
You start, you find something amazing, you want your friends to know about it, right? Why don’t we do that with Jesus? Isn’t he the most amazing thing we’ve ever found? I’m gonna argue the reason why it’s not natural is maybe because we need to know him more.
Baca, Anthony, “03 Feed My Sheep” (AudioVerse teaching 44541).
The point
The preacher uses the relatable human tendency to enthusiastically share discoveries like amazing restaurants or hidden gems with friends. He challenges listeners to consider why they don't share Jesus with the same natural excitement, suggesting it might stem from a need for a deeper personal relationship with Him.