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How does God prepare people to hear the Gospel?

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God prepares people to hear the Gospel through trials and awareness of their sinfulness.

God often uses life challenges and personal struggles to prepare individuals to receive the Gospel. As highlighted in Isaiah's prophecies, many people live in a state of indifference or self-sufficiency, unaware of their spiritual need. The Lord may allow difficulties, frustrations, and a sense of weariness to awaken a person's need for redemption. Proverbs 3:12 and Hebrews 12:6 remind believers that God corrects those He loves, drawing them closer to Himself through their trials. By allowing weariness and convinction of sin, God cultivates a heart that is receptive to the message of grace found in Christ. This preparation is essential, as it leads individuals to understand and embrace the significance of Christ’s sacrificial atonement and their need for forgiveness.
Scripture References: Isaiah, Proverbs 3:12, Hebrews 12:6

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