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Become an Online Missionary!

1/23/2018

 

Center for Online Evangelism

The Center for Online Evangelism is a missionary project devoted to developing online mission stations.

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​People are Googling for God.

Each year there are millions of Google searches for answers to questions like:
“Is God real?”
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“What happens when we die?”

“How do I know I’m saved?”

“Why is there so much suffering in the world?”

Additionally, many people are hurting, entertaining suicidal thoughts, or feel there is no hope for their situation. They turn to the internet for companionship, understanding, information, anonymity, and more. It’s easier for them to pour their hearts out on Google, Reddit or a topical forum than it is to come to a friend, neighbor, co-worker or family member.

​This great need yields an opportunity for you to share the hope found in Christ.

No matter your skill set, interests, or socio-economic status, you can be a beacon for the hope only God can give. Being an online missionary simply means you dedicate time online to help people learn more about Jesus Christ and invite them to follow Him.

With the increase of social media platforms, websites, and the popularity of video sharing sites, there are countless types of media you can use to connect with someone, build a relationship, care for their needs, and point them to a saving relationship with the Lord.

There are so many ways to do this. It could simply be what you share on your Facebook page, blog, YouTube channel, Instagram feed…wherever you spend your time and have nurtured a circle of friends or followers. You can share articles, quotes, scripture, or begin discussions of your own. You can even use proven evangelistic strategies to lead others to Bible studies, whether at your local church, or online in a private Facebook group. The possibilities are as limitless as our God!
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There are many online missionaries and digital disciples out there already. But as you know, the harvest is so plentiful that more workers are always needed.
Anyone who is a follower of Jesus is called to be a disciple and we were all given the commission to “go…and make disciples of all nations” (Matt. 28:19, NKJV). Now the nations are literally at our fingertips! We can ‘travel’ to Asia to tell someone of Jesus and at the same time share Bible truth with someone living on the West coast of the United States—while sitting at home, thousands of miles away from those we are interacting with.
These days, anything you can think of can be accessed online. Why not make Jesus more accessible?
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If you are looking forward to the soon return of Christ and if you have access to the internet, you can be an online missionary.

​Post it.  Text it.  Tweet it.  Pin It.  Share it.  Vlog it.

What is ‘It’? The Good News that Jesus died to save us from our sins and is coming soon to take us home!

Not sure how to start? The Center for Online Evangelism is dedicated to providing you with resources  to help you as an online missionary. Click here for more>>

Reposted with permission from centerforonlineevangelism.org. 
Mario Pietravalle link
2/8/2018 08:54:41 pm

It is true that people are searching Google. I have a section for inspirational messages on my website. I check the hit counter every 6 months to get an idea of the traffic, and about 2 yrs ago, I was surprised that a small sermon on "Why does Satan hate us? got 4,500 views and the section page was much less. Which means people dropped in to "Why does Satan hate us? directly, and not from the list of sermons.
So I Googled, "Why does Satan hate us? and there was only one search result, my page. So I got 4,500 views because at least 4,500 people asked that question on Google.

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2/15/2018 09:59:47 am

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4/26/2018 05:16:20 am

Thanks for this post! I totally agree - the online platform has so much to offer. It took us some time to work out the direction for our ministry, but once we got more focused (and implemented couple of strategies), we have had people contact us for support, have had ongoing conversations, as well as had a request for Bible studies.. All within 2-3 weeks of putting intentional effort into our Facebook based ministry. People are using the online platform to connect. And online ministry in my experience is not one sided - I have received so many blessings and learnt so much because of the interactions with those that stop by our page @saltedpath

Michael Dodd
5/10/2018 02:00:25 am

Also missing a lot of people who have a problem such as health issue, marriage, life purpose etc who have not heard of God or Jesus & are online searching for solutions.
Need to cast the net wide, put our online ‘arms’ around these searchers, educate & coach them with a series of specific communications that bring them to make a decision for the Lord.

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