Show Notes
This season we’re exploring the struggles we can face when it comes to sharing Jesus, and how we can begin to overcome these – confidently sharing the good news, particularly with those who are least likely to hear.
The struggle we’re facing in this episode is : “But I tend to hang around with people like me”
We’re joined by Catherine Brooks, parenting blogger, teacher and mum of four, and Charles Yiadom Konadu, Project Worker at Webber Street Day Center.
Together we explore how our comfort zone may be holding us back from sharing the gospel with those who are least likely to hear it. We also hear real-life stories of how God shows up when we dare to connect with new people.
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