Michael Frost at #Exponential

Preach the gospel and if necessary use words.  This is not evangelism/missional. We must use words.

Colossians 4:2-6
2 Pronged Approach-
Gifted evangelists-Pray for opportunities and boldness
Others-respond to people's questions about Jesus. 
Are our lives worth questioning? 
Live a life that is different so people ask why.

We are filled with the Holy Spirit of love. We must be counter cultural. When we live like this, people are drawn to us and ask why.

Listening to people is intriguing.

What would be more questionable than a Southern Baptist preacher at a margarita/card playing night?

How questionable is your life? Do you evoke anyone's curiosity?

Live a questionable life!



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