In Genesis 11:6, God says of the people at Babel, “Behold, they are one people… And nothing that they propose to do will now be impossible for them.”
This video takes a behind-the-scenes look at The Christian Experiment and asks us to consider a simple but powerful biblical principle: what can happen when many people act together toward one purpose? The Christian Experiment is built around a very simple idea. Individual actions may seem small, but when Christians participate together, those small actions can multiply into something far greater. A single person sharing a link may not seem significant. But what if hundreds, thousands, or even millions of Christians did the same thing?
In this video, we look at the potential reach represented by Christian audiences and consider what even a very small response could mean for the distribution of Bibles. The numbers discussed are not predictions or guarantees. They are meant to illustrate the extraordinary potential that already exists when Christians use the influence, audiences, relationships, and opportunities God has given them.
Genesis 11:6 provides a striking picture of what people can accomplish when they are united. The Christian Experiment asks a different question: What could happen if Christians intentionally used that same principle of collective action for the glory of Christ and for the good of their brothers and sisters?
You do not need an enormous platform. You do not need to make a large financial commitment. You may simply be able to share something with the people God has already placed within your reach.
One Christian. One simple action. Then another. And another.
What might God be pleased to accomplish through thousands of seemingly small acts of Christian participation?
For more information, go to www.TheChristianExperiment.com
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Mr. Jan Blonk
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