
Sharing the goodnews of the gospel can seem difficult at times, but it doesn’t have to be. Let’s look at the gospel together, and in the end, I will provide 5 simple sentences you can use to share the gospel.
The word Gospel actually means “Good News”.
What Exactly Is The Goodnews?
Before I can share the good news, I have to share the bad news.
God created the world and mankind with it. The first person created was Adam, which means mankind. At the end of creation, God said everything was “very good.”
Here comes the bad news…
Adam and Eve sinned by disobeying God. They ate from the tree of knowledge of good and evil. This sin opened a new can of worms, resulting in eternal separation from their creator, sickness, disease and death.
What does that have to do with me and you?
Good question! Because we all Adam’s offspring, we all are born with a sinful nature. Not only does this affect us, but it also affected the earth as well.
Being a good Father, God covered up their nakedness by providing them animal skin to wear, but because of their sin, they could no longer stay in the beautiful garden God made for them.
This was the first death. An animal had to die in Adam’s place.
The wages of sin is death.
Adam continued to live a long life but was separated from God. That’s what sin does, it separates us from God. That is the very same fate we have today.
No good works can restore the relationship God wants to have with us and us with Him, nor will it remove our sins. Once we sin, something has to die.
Here comes the goodnews!
God, being all-knowing and full of love, knew we couldn’t live a life without sin. He sent His only begotten Son, Jesus, to die in our place.
Jesus lived a sin-free life making him a perfect candidate as the ultimate sacrifice. Jesus was the last Adam but unlike the first Adam who died, Jesus rose again on the third day overcoming death.
When we chose to give our lives to Jesus. We become a new creation. Jesus being the last Adam started a new kind of people. Not created in flesh but by the spirit. The first Adam produced only physical not spiritual offspring. Jesus produced spiritual offspring
Now that you have become part of the Kingdom of God, you live by the spirit and have eternal life. When your body dies, your spirit will continue on with God.
Providing all this information to someone that doesn’t know God will be overwhelming.

But here are the 5 sentences I promised you so you can tell the goodnews in 1 minute or less.
1) God created us to be with Him
2) Our sins separated us from God.
3) The payment to remove sin is death
4) Jesus died in our place for the payment of our sin and rose again
5) Everyone that accepts Jesus as Lord and saviour will have eternal life and you start now and it lasts forever.
Sharing is caring. Share this with anyone you think can help to express the love of Christ that all will be saved. The gospel has the power to save.
Photo by Andrea Piacquadio
Great post! The gospel really is a simple gospel and in it there is the power to save, but sometimes we as humans complicate It. If we can just share the simple truths outlined in this post and trust that the Holy Spirit has the power to transform hearts and lives, and not our words, we would make sharing the gospel so much easier.
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Amen! Very true. Thanks for sharing
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Simple and precise points that we can practice and share with others. Thanks for your insights.
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Nice, quick, and to the point about how to share the gospel with others. I love that you gave us those five simple sentences at the end to frame our conversation. Thanks for the great post!
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Thanks for stopping by. I’m glad you were blessed.
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Very nice presentation
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Thank you Pastor!
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I love this, Elizabeth. So simple. I know personally I tend to overcomplicate sharing the good news with others. You’ve made it so easy. I’m saving & sharing this.
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Thank you Wendy. I tend to make it more difficult than it should be, then I feel like giving up.
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I love how simple this is, finding what to say is usually the hardest part. Thank you for this break down! 😊🤍🦋
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Thank you for reading Kay. I am glad you were blessed.
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Brilliant, wonderfully explained and love the 5 sentences- it is not a complicated message and this portrays it very well- great job
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Thank you very much
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We complicate things SO much as humans, don’t we? I remember one of our pastors reminding us that Jesus said we need to receive His Words as a child, and we should also share like a child. It’s a simple process on our end because God has already taken care of everything else. Very lovely and encouraging post sweet sister … ❤
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We do overcomplicate things instead of trusting the simplicity of the Gospel. Thanks for stopping by
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Thank you for sharing this great post. Inthink a lot of people get overwhelmed by the thought of sharing the gospel with others, but you have shown us how to do it in a simple and easy way. Blessings, Joni
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I know I used to get discouraged because I felt I wasn’t qualified to tell the gospel. I felt I didn’t know how to articulate it “correct”. But the gospel is simple. Thanks for stopping by
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Hi! Thank you so much for sharing the Gospel with us in this way. You highlight the simplicity in sharing God’s love.
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Amen! The gospel needs to be spread, and He is going to use me and you to do it. I’m glad you were blessed. Thanks for stopping by
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Love this! Always love seeing the good news on the internet. Thank you for sharing these simple tips for sharing the gospel with others!
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Thank you for encouraging God’s people to share the gospel and giving tools to do it. Did you hear the news? What a great way to get the ball rolling. I will remember this. You are a blessing!
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The gospel really is the central and most important part of faith. So thank you for sharing all these wonderful tips on how to share the gospel with others!
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Thank God for the good news of salvation.
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Sharing the message of the Gospel may be difficult. For me, it comes down to learning to live out the message of the Gospel. One of my favorite quotes is this: “Preach the Gospel, and if need be, use words.” This is typically attributed to St. Francis of Assisi. What I find this to mean is that it is not what we say to people in sharing the Gospel. It is how we are living our lives that share the message. I have found that through my actions, more conversations have been generated than simply asking people questions.
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The Gospel is simple, praise God! The only thing I’d add here is the scripture reference for each main point. After all, “faith comes by hearing the Word of God” not human words.
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I love these 5 sentences to share the good news with everyone! It really helps to keep it simple and not too overwhelming. Thanks!
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Thanks for this simple guide to sharing the gospel. Before talking about the gospel we can build it up in our heads and become fearful. Inviting the Holy Spirit into the conversation, following an easy guide like yours and being open to questions make it easier to have a natural conversation.
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These are great tips on sharing the Good news. You have encouraged me to be more bold in telling people and reminding me to keep it simple!❤️
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I’m glad you were blessed.
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I sometimes find sharing the gospel to be intimidating. If I focus on my fears- I have a hard time. But when I remember that I am sharing God’s love- its easier for me.
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Amen. Thanks for stopping by
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The Good News is really good news but so often we are neglectful in training ourselves to be confident in sharing it. Your 5 sentences at the end will help.
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