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See Something, Say Something

Fresh Life Church • Feb 2, 2026 • 54 min

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Summary

Opening with the story of his friend Jana leaping into a pool fully clothed to rescue his drowning nephew, Pastor Levi Lusko urges believers to live alert and responsive to the spiritual needs around them. Sharing the gospel is not meant to be a daunting chore reserved for professional evangelists, but an unstoppable overflow of joy that happens when we truly behold the resurrected Christ. When we see God, ourselves, and others rightly, we step up in faith for such a time as this to share the good news with a world in need.

Themes

Evangelism and Soul WinningThe Resurrection of JesusSpiritual BoldnessWalking in Wisdom and GraceDivine Appointments and PurposeHoly Spirit Empowerment

Pastor's Points

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1. Ask the Lord to open your eyes

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2. Look for cues to start faith conversations

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3. Embrace the awkwardness

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4. Be bold

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5. Do what you can

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6. Be ready

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7. Back it up with a worthy life

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8. Rely on the Holy Spirit

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9. Leave the results to God

Key Points

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God places believers in specific moments and situations with purpose, and stepping up in faith allows us to take part in His divine mission for such a time as this (Esther 4:14).
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Sharing our faith is not a mere chore or obligation; it flows naturally as an unstoppable overflow of joy from encountering the resurrected Christ (Matthew 28:5–7).
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Winning souls is an act of true spiritual wisdom, whereas keeping the life-saving message of the gospel to ourselves is foolish and selfish (Proverbs 11:30).
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Every person outside of Christ carries deep spiritual needs—guilt, emptiness, and fear of death—and they cannot turn to Jesus unless someone introduces them (Romans 10:14).
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To share faith effectively, believers must see God as King, see themselves as soul winners, and see others as immortal souls loved by God.

Sermon Moments

“"Worship doesn't start with singing; it starts with seeing."”

“The story of Jana jumping into a pool fully clothed to rescue five-year-old Lion because she saw something and acted.”

“"The opportunity of a lifetime is only good for the lifetime of the opportunity."”

“Every person outside of Christ is guilty, empty, and scared to die, carrying a God-shaped vacuum that only Jesus can fill.”

“"What if you try to tell them about Jesus and they don't want to hear? Better question: what if you don't, and they did?"”

“Leading a businessman to Christ on an airplane after handed him a Bible open to John 3.”

“"Don't ever let what you don't know keep you from what you do know."”

“"People are not projects. These are people in process on a journey loved by God."”

This Week

Pray daily asking God to open your spiritual eyes to notice the needs of people around you.

Listen attentively in daily conversations for cues that open doors to share your faith or invite someone to church.

Be willing to embrace awkward or uncomfortable moments rather than letting fear of rejection keep you silent.

Take time to write out your personal testimony and a simple explanation of the gospel so you feel prepared to articulate your faith.

Focus on doing what you can in each encounter, whether planting a seed, watering, or inviting someone to church.

Align your daily lifestyle and conduct with the gospel so that your life authenticates the message you share.

Rely intentionally on the Holy Spirit's guidance and power while trusting God with the ultimate results.

Remember This

When you genuinely see and experience Jesus, sharing your faith moves from a daunting obligation to an unstoppable overflow of joy for such a time as this.

A Challenge for You

"Who's one person this week in your life you can talk about Jesus to, invite to church, tell your story to, and will you commit before God to be alert and awake and ready like my friend Jana when needed to see something and to say something?"

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