Full life - sinners welcome!

SUMMARY: The author reflects on a visit to a small seaside town and the local church's evangelistic strategy of using a sign that reads "Sinners accepted." The pastor explains that this is an opportunity to explain the condition of those without God's presence in their lives and to invite them to repent and receive the Lord. The author emphasizes the importance of constantly renewing the church to be effective witnesses while not compromising the message of salvation. The author encourages readers to put a sign in their hearts that reads "Sinners wanted" and to fish for men of any condition and circumstance. The goal is to call, invite, and persuade others to believe, motivated by love for God and others.

Since I received the invitation to share in that little seaside town what Christ has done in my life, I sensed that I was going to learn something good. The news of the visit of a group of Christians to that small town mobilized the local church. It is enough with the action of a few who have truly committed themselves for the cause of Christ for the Lord to delight in working in a place inhabited by a few thousand atheists and unbelievers whom God also loves. A humble church awaited us with joy and joy. In the small meeting room, a cross indicated the identity of the faithful and below it, carefully written, an evangelical sentence that shook my heart: Sinners accepted!

As the town in question is close to the sea, there are not a few who, according to the local pastor, come to the reading and suggest: –Pastor, the sign has a misspelling, the word sinners is missing one s; it is said pes-ca-do-res -. The pastor says that this evangelistic "strategy" has given him good results. His congregation is made up mostly of fishermen and their families, whom he has taught that they were not only fishermen, but sinners.