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Is evangelism for everyone-Conclusion to heaven and hell

Who should evangelize?
http://www.theologynetwork.org/christian-beliefs/the-church/starting-out/who-should-evangelise.htm

Concluding on the heaven and hell series..
One of the main reasons for me to do some research on this topic is because my grandfather visited heaven multiple times and has even written a book about it, "Insight into heaven." I have never doubted the existence of heaven and hell. Maybe it is because I have been raised with the belief in mind and know no other theory beside it. It may also be because I have experienced the Jesus in my life, who lives in heaven and in my heart. Either one!
Another factor that got me to do some reading is because I witness to so many people who already know about Christ and are intellectuals and still refuse to believe in Christ and after life. People who believe in YOLO. It's a fun term.. but is it true was my initial question. For all you people out there wondering how to evangelize to our intellectual friends, here is my piece of advice.
Let's start from the roots. What are you initially going to say to them? John 3:16 says, "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten son. And whoever believes in Him shall have ever lasting life." God loved you and me, that is why He sent Jesus to die on the cross for our sins and cleanse us. He expects us to live a holy life away from the things of the world and walking in the light. Those who walk close to the precepts that Jesus layed down when He was on earth, get to go to heaven. And who gets to go? God decides.
Now you may ask, what if my friends don't believe in what I say? Matt 28:19, "Go and teach the nations" That is all you have to do. It is your job to tell them the truth. The rest, God will take care. God will speak into their hearts at the right time and change their hearts. All you have to do is sow.
Grace is an important factor which determines our lives. We may walk, act and do all the things the Bible teaches us but finally when it is decision time, grace is the one that's gets to heaven. Thank God for it!

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