“. . . they [believers in the early Church] went everywhere spreading the good news which had brought joy, release and a new life to themselves. This must often have been not formal preaching, but the informal chattering to friends and chance acquaintances, in homes and wine shops, on walks, and around market stalls. They went everywhere gossiping the gospel; they did it naturally, enthusiastically, and with the conviction of those who are not paid to say that sort of thing.”
Michael Green. Evangelism In The Early Church (p. 243). Kindle Edition.
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TODAY’S READING: Weekend is for catch-up and review
TOMORROW’S READING: Esther 7-10, Revelation 3