In this episode, Tina Waldrom shares a personal story about her son's lost mobile phone, using it as a modern-day illustration of the biblical parable of the lost sheep. She recounts the emotional journey of searching for the phone, from the frustration and anxiety of not knowing where it was, to the determination to keep looking. This experience taught her important lessons about faith and persistence, reminding her of how we should approach evangelism. Just as she was relentless in finding the lost phone, we should be just as committed to reaching out to those who are spiritually lost.
Through this relatable narrative, Tina emphasises how evangelism requires patience, persistence, and compassion, reminding us that every effort we make to connect with others in faith is valuable and can lead to moments of profound recovery and celebration.
In this podcast episode, you will discover:
- How the story of the lost mobile phone highlights the importance of persistence and mirrors the parable of the lost sheep.
- Why searching for the lost phone serves as a powerful metaphor for seeking those who are spiritually lost.
- How the emotional journey of recovery reveals deeper insights into faith, perseverance, and the joy of being found.
- The links between sharing Jesus and personal effort.
- Tina’s profound spiritual insights as she tracked down the lost mobile phone.
- And more…
SHORT VIDEO –Be Persistent with Tina Waldrom
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