Greg Stier on Parents, Your High School Senior Should Feel an Urgency to Share the Gospel

Just a few days ago I posted a tweet that got a bunch of online traction. Here’s the tweet…

If your believing teens graduate from high school not having Gospel URGENCY (motivation to evangelize), Gospel FLUENCY (the ability to articulate the Gospel clearly) and a Gospel STRATEGY (a plan to reach others) then you’ve not fully done your job as a parent or youth pastor.

— Greg Stier (@gregstier) December 12, 2020

https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

I was surprised at the number of comments, retweets and likes it got. To me, the tweet didn’t seem that profound. But, as I think about why it may have struck such a nerve, I’m convinced it’s because failing to motivate and equip our teens in evangelism is a HUGE MISS in the typical discipleship strategy.

The average Christian high school senior is not motivated, equipped or expected to actively share the Gospel. No wonder so many abandon their faith after high school! They have no skin in the game!

Click here to read more.

SOURCE: Christian Post, Greg Stier