Tuesday, August 10 Whoever approaches God must believe that he is.​—Heb. 11:6.

[Áine]

Tuesday, August 10

Whoever approaches God must believe that he is.—Heb. 11:6.

 

When we conduct Bible studies with people from nonreligious backgrounds, we must continually build up their belief in the existence of God. And we need to help them to build faith in the Bible. This might require that we repeat some points a number of times. During each study session, we may need to discuss evidence that the Bible is God’s Word by pointing to fulfilled prophecies, scientific and historical accuracy, or practical wisdom. We help people to become disciples of Christ by displaying love for them, whether they are religious or not. (1 Cor. 13:1) As we teach them, our goal is to show that God loves us and wants us to love him. Every year thousands who previously had little or no interest in religion get baptized because they have grown to love God. So be positive, and take a loving interest in all sorts of people. Listen to them. Try to understand them. By your example, teach them to be disciples of Christ. w19.07 24 ¶16-17

[Sister Twister]

Teach by our own example of love for Jehovah and faith in his word , be Alive with the sprit it’s infectious . 

[Vinnie]

Yes, working at getting the idea that God exists to understanding that God Truly exists will take a lot of work effort and persistence.