Comments on: Evangelism, Part II http://artlifespirit.com/art/evangelism-part-ii/ An exploration of art, life, culture, and God Thu, 29 Jul 2010 16:51:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Tom Swift http://artlifespirit.com/art/evangelism-part-ii/#comment-135 Tom Swift Thu, 10 Jun 2010 17:25:10 +0000 http://artlifespirit.com/?p=234#comment-135 "Why would anyone want to be a Christian if all they have to offer is bad music and lame movies, and a poorly conceived sales brochure" Great point here. May Christians pursue the arts with excellence. I believe if a Christian is in the vine (so connected to the Father through Christ) and then pursues their art that God will be a part of it without God being forced into it. “Why would anyone want to be a Christian if all they have to offer is bad music and lame movies, and a poorly conceived sales brochure”

Great point here. May Christians pursue the arts with excellence. I believe if a Christian is in the vine (so connected to the Father through Christ) and then pursues their art that God will be a part of it without God being forced into it.

]]> By: Chris W http://artlifespirit.com/art/evangelism-part-ii/#comment-99 Chris W Sun, 22 Mar 2009 11:44:06 +0000 http://artlifespirit.com/?p=234#comment-99 I like your point: Why would anyone want to be a Christian if they’ve never spent any serious time with someone madly in love with Jesus? Why would anyone want to be a Christian if all they have to offer is bad music and lame movies, and a poorly conceived sales brochure. What is appealing about a mediocre lifestyle? That's a great description of non-contagious Christianity Chris W <a href="http://www.evangelismcoach.org" rel="nofollow">EvangelismCoach.org</a> I like your point:

Why would anyone want to be a Christian if they’ve never spent any serious time with someone madly in love with Jesus? Why would anyone want to be a Christian if all they have to offer is bad music and lame movies, and a poorly conceived sales brochure. What is appealing about a mediocre lifestyle?

That’s a great description of non-contagious Christianity

Chris W
EvangelismCoach.org

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