Comments on: Lunchroom Evangelism http://deeperdevotion.com/articles/13 Delivered Monday through Friday, our daily devotions are the perfect companion to your time in the Word. Biblical, consistent, and with over three years of back content, DEEPERDEVOTION.com is a great resource for everyone. Check us out on the web at www.deeperdevotion.com Tue, 18 Nov 2008 15:21:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 By: VICTORY_101 http://deeperdevotion.com/articles/13#comment-898 VICTORY_101 Tue, 29 Apr 2003 19:38:51 +0000 http://deeperdevotion.com/articles/13#comment-898 I really enjoyed reading this,<br /> I think it'really going to help us <br /> out... I really enjoyed reading this,
I think it'really going to help us
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]]> By: cpoteet http://deeperdevotion.com/articles/13#comment-899 cpoteet Thu, 13 Apr 2006 01:36:34 +0000 http://deeperdevotion.com/articles/13#comment-899 While you defined 'nations' correctly, it is misapplied. The groups in the lunchroom are not necessarily different people groups. Further, even if they are the chances are 99.996% that they are reached which would fulfill that requirement of the Great Commission. See my articles on defining missions. While you defined 'nations' correctly, it is misapplied. The groups in the lunchroom are not necessarily different people groups. Further, even if they are the chances are 99.996% that they are reached which would fulfill that requirement of the Great Commission. See my articles on defining missions.

]]> By: Kristie http://deeperdevotion.com/articles/13#comment-900 Kristie Mon, 01 May 2006 14:32:17 +0000 http://deeperdevotion.com/articles/13#comment-900 I did read what you had to say about defining missions and, while I understand that our call is to reach those who have never heard the gospel, can we really say that every American high school student has truly "heard"? <br /> <br /> I appreciate what this article has to say about stepping out of your comfort zone to give love to someone else. After all, this is just what Christ did when he dined with the tax collectors and we are to be like Christ. <br /> <br /> Just because one of your high school classmates has knowledge of the resurrection story, doesn't mean that is has been presented to them with love in a way that they can truly understand it. I think that is where this article should be applied. High school students are in school 9-12 months a year. Their mission field is their classmates. What better way to understand Christ's calling to reach the unsaved with the love and truth of the gospel, than to do it in your own lunchroom to people you may never have chosen to talk to on your own? I did read what you had to say about defining missions and, while I understand that our call is to reach those who have never heard the gospel, can we really say that every American high school student has truly "heard"?

I appreciate what this article has to say about stepping out of your comfort zone to give love to someone else. After all, this is just what Christ did when he dined with the tax collectors and we are to be like Christ.

Just because one of your high school classmates has knowledge of the resurrection story, doesn't mean that is has been presented to them with love in a way that they can truly understand it. I think that is where this article should be applied. High school students are in school 9-12 months a year. Their mission field is their classmates. What better way to understand Christ's calling to reach the unsaved with the love and truth of the gospel, than to do it in your own lunchroom to people you may never have chosen to talk to on your own?

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