Christians, do you preach at people even when it's uncalled for?

Answer 1

I don't feel the need to preach. I figure if i live right and do the right thing maybe someone will ask me how I do it. You know, live by example.

Answer 2

Nice picture Tango. When is uncalled for to spread the gospel? I don't preach as I'm a lady and its not my place to preach. But, I do spread the gospel and tell folks how to be saved and that God loves them.

Answer 3

Well when i speak the gospel to someone i'm doing what my Father says is the greatest form of love ever to be shown. So to say i "preach at" some one is uncalled for in itself. And to say expressing love is uncalled for is rediculous! You ridicule people for doing everything they can just to help you now what seems uncalled for...

Answer 4

no and I don't think that is what the Lord would want us to do. I only talk about the Lord when the person is interested. If they are not then I don't harrass them with scripture etc...
BUT, my children have an obligatoin to hear me out so I DO preach to them endlessly :)

Answer 5

I never preach to other people....Im not a preacher. Your talking about the old die hard christians who believe the only way to heaven is through "salvation", and they think its their job to save you. They judge people before they even know them because they are so much "better" then everyone else.

Answer 6

a true born christian are called to preach and share their testimony of their christian life to the none christian ... arcording to Act 1 : 8 ... this is what i know , but christian now a days don act on it . cause they will scared that their friend will sick of them . i was once that ...

Answer 7

I don't preach at people even when it is called for.

Answer 8

I don't know it many Christians don't preach, but I hope many don't.
A religion that has to grovel and beg for converts is a religion that really should be given no respect.

Answer 9

I don't know why atheists who claim to be superior in thinking, would stereotype and generalize.


The Christians I know do it online but not in public.

Answer 10

I am a preacher of righteousness. It is never uncalled for to preach about righteousness.

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Before the return of Jesus Christ the entire earth will be assaulted by an ever increasing number of cataclysmic floods, forest fires, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and hurricanes. (see Luke 21 and Matt. 24). These nightmarish disasters in America will bring the U.S. economy to the brink of national bankruptcy. Hyper-inflation will be uncontrollable. Outbreaks of horrific disease will be everywhere. Insurance companies will be bankrupt. Cities will be overrun with crime due to union strikes, food shortages, and jobless destitutes. Local and federal aid will be virtually non-existent. As the fearful specter of national financial ruin becomes a horrific reality, Christians of all denominations will believe that the lack of reverence for Sunday as a sacred and holy day for the worship of God has brought the wrath of God upon America. (See II Chronicles 7:14). These Christians will bring overwhelming pressure on Congress to pass a “National Sunday Law”.
This “National Sunday Law” will establish curfews, rationing, and restrictions on buying and selling in order to restore law and order. (See Revelation 13:17) Those that violate this law will be subject to fines, imprisonment and eventually even the death penalty.
This fearful law will also require the observance of Sunday, the 1st day of the week, as a day of rest and worship, CONTRARY to the 4th Commandment of God, which requires the observance of the 7th day Sabbath, (which is Saturday), as the holy day of worship, (see Exodus 20:8-11). Despite the FACT that religious leaders and scholars of ALL major Protestant denominations FREELY ADMIT that there is NO Bible verse, command, or instruction to keep or observe Sunday as sacred or holy, millions of faithful Christians have been led to believe otherwise because of the TRADITION of Sunday sacredness inherited from the Roman Catholic Church. The Roman Catholic Church readily acknowledges that there is NO scriptural basis for Sunday worship and proudly points to the historical FACT that the Roman Catholic Church changed the 10 Commandments as a sign of their authority and power, (See back for quotes). This is a direct fulfillment of Bible prophecy, (See Daniel 7:25). The 4th Commandment establishes the absolute FACT that the “seventh day is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God”, (see Exodus 20:9), and Jesus Christ declared that “the Sabbath was made for man”, (see Mark 2:27). While there is sill time all that read these words need to repent and be baptized that they may be among the redeemed that keep the 10 Commandments of God, (see Revelation 14:12). All those that reject the LAW OF GOD as the standard of righteousness will accept the “MARK OF THE BEAST” OF Revelation 13:15-17 which is the soon to come NATIONAL SUNDAY LAW.