Have you been questioned because of your faith?
Have you met those that reject the Gospel and cast doubt on God’s Word?
Have you been viewed as foolish for believing in God?
Engaging in such situations can be tough. Peter suggests that our righteous actions can effectively silence ignorance. As people observe our daily lives and choices, our transformed existence becomes a powerful testament to the Gospel’s truth.
This principle goes beyond what we believe—it’s about living out biblical principles every day. It’s a commitment to doing what’s right in every circumstance, actively showcasing our faith through actions, not just words.
Let’s face it, all of our lives as STAR family members are challenging and complex from time to time. Seeking divine guidance through prayer is crucial! Prioritize God’s Kingdom, approach interactions with humility and a servant’s heart.
Amid life’s challenges, be a faithful, positive example—illustrate that Jesus brings genuine transformation. Let your existence be a lasting testament to the undeniable truth of the Gospel’s profound impact on believers’ lives.
It is God’s will that your honorable lives should silence those ignorant people who make foolish accusations against you. – 1 Peter 2:15
Prayer: Lord, lead me in the ways of righteousness, that I might receive your many blessings and demonstrate your goodness to others.
Chad Mitchell
Afternoon Show Host, STAR 99.1
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Good morning Chad, reading this today couldn’t be more the truth of my life right now! God bless you Chad
Deb,
I am beyond happy that this caught you at just the right time. Thanks so much for being a valued member of the STAR family!
Blessings,
Chad
A saying attributed to St. Francis of Assisi (we don’t know if he actually said it, but he LIVED it) is “PREACH THE GOSPEL ALWAYS. WHEN NECESSARY, USE WORDS.”
Ariene,
So true! I love that…
Have a blessed weekend,
Chad