Evangelism Bringing a child to Christ is not a difficult as it seems. I do not remember how my mother brought us to Christ; it was something that was normal. We went to church every Sunday with the family and that was that. I came up in a Baptist church, when someone came to Christ, it was of a personal experience that they had or were having. I remember taking my son to church on Sunday as well and when we would come home, he would be in his bedroom with his stuff animals having church. Of course children learn by imitating their parents or guardians. Perhaps that is a way to bring a child to Christ. They look at your relationship that you have with God and they are sure to follow. But what do you do when they decide not to follow your lead anymore? Furthermore; what do you do when they start to listen more to the world and less on God? I know a lot of family go through this problem, I was no different. Yes, I preached to the choir to him every day, but it was just that I was preaching not praying. I did not pray before I spoke to him. As a result, he rebelled even more. Now my new task is how to bring a family member to Christ.

Bringing a family member to Christ is a very hard task. I know some feel that it is not as hard as you think, but it is. Your family sees you every day. They know what you were like before going to Christ and some kind of hold it over your head. The same goes for friends as well. They remember how you were a party animal and that this is only a phase and you will grow tired of it soon. So how do you prove to them that you have changed for the better and chose to lead a Christian life? Perhaps, just did with your children, you have to live by example. Meaning that when you greet them, you greet them with love, and try to understand and have an open mind. Live and show them the examples that Jesus has taught you from his