We’re wrapping up a sermon series today called ‘Worth Sharing.’ It’s a series about evangelism, and one of the main ideas we’ve been emphasizing these last few weeks is that evangelism is good news. Evangelism is GOOD NEWS. Evangelism is ‘sharing the God you love with the people you love.’ 

Evangelism is about sharing, not forcing. We all share things that we love in life all the time: movies and music, hobbies and friends. Evangelism is just sharing Jesus, the person who’s changed our life. It’s just as natural and normal as that. 
Evangelism is about sharing with friends, not strangers. Evangelism is all about relationships, and the primary audience for Christian evangelism is not strangers, but people you already know: friends, co-workers, neighbors. 
Evangelism is sharing good news, not bad news. To evangelize someone means ‘to good news them,’ and we call it that for a reason. Sharing Jesus with someone is sharing that the good news that Jesus is risen, love and mercy are victorious, and that God will get his way in the end. It’s a hopeful, joyful message. 

For all those reasons, evangelism is good news. Today we want to add one more reason: when we share our faith with others, we discover more about the faith we thought we knew.
Luke 24:13-35 

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