Would You Help Us? Micah Hendry

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It is a great joy to share Bible study tools and Christian life resources for free through our online platforms. Every day we hear from people who are taking the next step on their journey with Jesus. Our passion is to get the gospel and the truth of God’s Word to as many people as possible before our Lord returns.

Technology now provides amazing avenues to minister to those we would not otherwise meet. If you have been helped by Enjoying the Journey and have a passion to reach others, we are asking for your help. Long ago I learned that to reach more you must involve more. This is the principle of multiplication – by multiplying those who share the resources we can multiply the souls who will receive the truth.

Would you help us?

1. Invite someone to join you in listening to the daily Enjoying the Journey podcast. The studies are available on any podcast player. This would be an opportunity to have a point of conversation regarding spiritual things with family members, friends, and co-workers. It could even be an entry point for the gospel for someone you are trying to win to Christ.

2. Subscribe to the Youtube channel and share the video messages with others. In addition to the daily podcast, full length Bible messages from recent meetings are posted weekly. Our confidence is not in the voice of the preacher, but in the Word of God. He promised it would not return void (Isaiah 55:11).

3. Share the regular articles and posts on your social media platform. All of us have a sphere of influence. Use it to advance truth! There are a host of helpful tools available at the newly redesigned enjoyingthejourney.org and new resources are added daily.

I would be very grateful if you would pass on the broadcasts, sermons, articles, and Bible study helps to others. Let’s labor together to reach and teach as many people as we can, while we still have opportunity. From the depths of my heart, thank you for having a part in this ministry.


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