“It’s one thing me telling people what I think about Jesus, but it’s a totally other thing that person coming face to face with Jesus for themselves.” – Charlotte
“It’s one thing me telling people what I think about Jesus, but it’s a totally other thing that person coming face to face with Jesus for themselves.” – Charlotte
What’s our next step when someone shows interest in Jesus? When a neighbour, colleague, or stranger suddenly wants to know more?
In this episode, Jason Roach is joined by LCM Field Director Charlotte and Team Leader Brother Mann, to explore how everyday Christians can help people begin reading the Bible and exploring God for themselves.
Together, they reflect on relationship, trust, cultural differences and the simple, ordinary ways God uses his word to draw people to him.
In this episode – our first everyday‑focused conversation of the season – we explore how simple hospitality, open questions and reading together can be used by God to bring people to himself.
Far from being daunting, reading the Bible with someone can be a blessing for both Christians and non-Christians alike – and there’s no expertise needed.
“It’s not that I, as a holy man, [am] reading the scripture to them… all of us, we are sitting at the feet of Jesus and learning together.” – Brother Mann
If you’d like to dig more into this topic of vulnerability, there’s a blog on our website by Shantelle Richardson from the LCM team. She shares powerfully about what vulnerability looks like when your cultural heritage has emphasised the importance of coming across as respectable, and avoiding sharing your struggles with others.
Reflecting on our podcast discussion, she concludes that the question is not whether to let people in, but how to build the kind of relational culture where genuine openness eventually becomes possible.
LCM shares the gospel alongside the local church of London, equipping everyday Christians to lovingly bring a message of hope in Christ to those least likely to hear it.
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