How can we share the message of Romans 3:22 with non-believers? Key Verse Romans 3:22: “And this righteousness from God comes through faith in Jesus Christ to all who believe. There is no distinction.” Core Truths to Emphasize • Righteousness is God’s gift, not human achievement. • Faith in Jesus Christ is the sole means of receiving that gift. • The offer is universal—available “to all who believe,” regardless of background. Simple Ways to Share Romans 3:22 • Speak plainly about God’s righteousness instead of human goodness. • Highlight the sufficiency of Christ’s work, not personal effort. • Use inclusive language—“to all who believe”—to stress that no one is excluded. • Keep the focus on faith, avoiding distractions about denominational issues or good works. • Share personal testimony of trusting Christ to illustrate faith in action. Scriptures That Reinforce the Message • John 14:6—Jesus alone is “the way and the truth and the life.” • Acts 4:12—Salvation is found “in no one else.” • Ephesians 2:8-9—Salvation is “by grace…through faith…not by works.” • Romans 10:17—Faith grows “by hearing…the word of Christ.” • 1 Peter 3:15—Believers stay ready to give a reason for their hope, with gentleness and respect. Everyday Conversation Phrases • “The Bible says God gives righteousness as a free gift.” • “What I’ve discovered is that trusting Jesus changes everything.” • “God makes no distinction—this promise is for everyone willing to believe.” • “I used to think good deeds saved me; Romans 3:22 showed me faith in Christ is what counts.” Living the Message Consistently • Model humility by acknowledging personal need for grace. • Display genuine love and patience, reflecting the character of Christ. • Keep Scripture central in discussions, letting God’s word carry the weight. • Pray privately for open hearts before and after conversations. • Rejoice in small steps—listening ears, follow-up talks, a growing interest in Scripture. Closing Thoughts Sharing Romans 3:22 means confidently presenting God’s righteous solution through Christ, offering it freely to all, and living out that grace with clarity, compassion, and unwavering trust in the truthfulness of Scripture. |