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How should Christians respond to the conversion of others?

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Christians should respond with joy and celebration to the conversion of others, reflecting God's grace.

The appropriate Christian response to the conversion of others is one of joy and celebration, as indicated in Luke 15:32, where the father rejoiced over his lost son returning home. This response aligns with the character of God, who desires all to come to repentance and experience His love. Christians are encouraged to rejoice over anyone who comes into the faith, regardless of their past sins, because each conversion demonstrates the power of God's grace. This attitude counters the temptation to harbor resentment or jealousy, which can arise from self-righteousness. Embracing joy in others' conversions enhances unity within the church and reflects the heart of the gospel.
Scripture References: Luke 15:32, Philippians 4:4

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096. The Elder Son, Luke 15:25-32
J. C. Ryle · Oct 19, 2018
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