I have been a Christian for 17 years. I have done some things I regret, some things I'm proud of. I have preached, given devotions, led worship, taught, sang, prayed, ushered, been on mission trips, and done many other things for the church and Christ.

But there is one thing I've never done that I am extremely ashamed about . . .

I've never led anyone to Christ.

Never.

It drives me crazy to say that.

Some people think witnessing or evangelism is only for a certain kind of person and that every Christian is not supposed to do it.

I think that's a lie from Satan himself. And I really do mean that.

If Satan could convince Christians that they didn't really need to tell anyone about the Gospel, then after the current generation dies, he takes over.

It's difficult for me to talk to people about my faith. Maybe it's because I'm an introvert or because I don't have much experience. Either way, I have no excuse.

So my wife and I have decided to study passages of Scripture that talk about the Gospel. Either where people are telling someone about the Gospel, preaching it, or receiving a command to tell someone. Basically anything that deals specifically with someone acting on the Gospel.

After the study, I'm not sure what we're going to do, but we've got to get busy. I'm tired of being ashamed of this. People are dying and going to hell while I refuse to obey God because I'm "uncomfortable" or "introverted."

@jacobriggs