The moment a Muslim, Bhuddist and an atheist asked me if they could go to church with me was the moment I felt most grateful for not segregating myself from non-Christians. I never preached to them. I just loved them like Christ loves me and some day they began to watch the little clips of church services I recorded online and read the Bible passages I stumble on that I just have to share with people (you know those passages that are just everything in the moment). My closest friend isn't a Christian. We've been friends for almost 5 years. Recently, he started asking me questions about Christian beliefs. If I chose to be holier-than-thou 5 years ago, I would've missed out on a great friendship, on an amazing frienship, and, who knows, he may have never met someone he could find out more about Christianity from. I believe that we as Christians can't bring others to Christ if we stay away from them or preach them down. We don't have to lose our value or standards or let go of our beliefs in order to reach non-Christians. We hold on to what we believe in in the midst of non-Christians, we interact with them, love them like we love ourselves, love them relentlessly (like Christ loves us) and pray that, some day, they see Christ in us and accept Him as their Lord and Saviour.

"For the son of man is come to save that which was lost" Mathew chapter 18 vs11. I totally agree with your thoughts on this topic. We as Christians should not condemn non Christians. Rather, show them the ways of the lord by our actions and win souls for God.

so hard but so true!! God help us all!!!

wow this message was deep

Thanks for this💕

Nice