Be A Bringer: Who’s Your 3?

High School
Written By Amanda Hahn

Preached to: High School Students

Speaker: Pastor Amanda Hahn

This message wrapped up our Be a Bringer series by equipping students to actively share their faith with the world around them. The core challenge: be intentional about bringing people to Jesus—through church, testimony, and relationships. Here's a quick breakdown of the key takeaways:

1. Your Testimony Matters

Students were encouraged to reflect on and share their personal stories—how they came to know Jesus and how He continues to impact their lives. Testimonies are powerful tools for connection and evangelism.

2. Three People to Reach

Each student identified three people in their lives:

  • Someone unlikely to come to church or follow Jesus.

  • Someone open and ready, who just needs an invite.

  • Someone who once followed Jesus but has walked away.

3. Jesus Reaches Everyone

The group explored three biblical stories:

  • The Roman centurion (Matthew 8) showed that even the most unexpected people can have great faith.

  • The prison guard (Acts 16) represented those ready to receive the gospel if someone will just share it.

  • The prodigal son (Luke 15) reminded us of the joy when someone who’s wandered returns to God.

4. Take Action

Students wrote down their “three,” committed to praying for them, and were challenged to invite them to upcoming Easter services and events. Evangelism isn’t just for preachers—it’s for every believer.

Bottom line: Be bold. Be intentional. Be a bringer. Someone’s life could be changed forever because you chose to speak up.

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  • Night 1: The Power of Your Story

    Topic: Sharing Your Testimony
    Key Verse: Revelation 12:11 – “They overcame by the blood of the Lamb and the word of their testimony…”

    Discussion Questions:

    • What’s your story? How has God worked in your life?

    • Why do you think personal stories are so powerful when it comes to faith?

    • Have you ever heard someone’s testimony that really impacted you? What made it stick?

    • What part of your testimony would you feel confident sharing with someone?

    Activity Idea:
    Challenge each person to write or share a 2-minute version of their testimony this week.

    Night 2: Who’s on Your Heart?

    Topic: Identifying the People God’s Calling You to Reach
    Key Verse: Luke 19:10 – “For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost.”

    Discussion Questions:

    • Can you think of someone who seems unlikely to come to church or follow Jesus?

    • Who do you know that might be open to an invitation?

    • Is there someone in your life who once followed God but seems distant now?

    • What’s one thing you can do this week to plant a seed in one of their lives?

    Prayer Idea:
    Take time to pray by name for the three people each person feels called to reach.

    Night 3: Evangelism in Everyday Life

    Topic: What Evangelism Looks Like in Real Life
    Key Verse: Matthew 5:14-16 – “You are the light of the world... let your light shine before others.”

    Discussion Questions:

    • What comes to mind when you hear the word “evangelism”?

    • Why do you think some people find it hard to share their faith?

    • How can we make sharing Jesus feel more natural and less intimidating?

    • Where do you think your “mission field” is—school, work, social media, hobbies?

    Challenge Idea:
    As a family or group, commit to inviting at least one person to church or a faith-based event this week.

  • STARTER

    Have you ever felt nervous about sharing your faith or wondered if your story really matters? This week we wrapped up our Be a Bringer series by focusing on how anyone can be used by God to reach others—even you.

    MESSAGE

    Through student testimonies and three powerful Bible stories, we learned that evangelism isn’t just for pastors or speakers—it’s for all of us. We looked at:

    • A Roman centurion with surprising faith (Matthew 8),

    • A prison guard who found Jesus through Paul and Silas' worship (Acts 16),

    • And three parables about the lost being found (Luke 15).
      Each story reminds us that God pursues everyone, even the unexpected, and invites us to be part of that mission.

    DIG DEEPER

    Think about the people around you. Who seems far from God? Who might be open if you just asked? Who once followed Jesus but walked away? These are your mission fields. Your story, your boldness, and your love could be what God uses to bring them back to Him.
    📖 Also reflect on:

    • 2 Timothy 1:7 – God gives us power, not fear

    • Luke 15 – God celebrates when the lost return

    APPLICATION

    Identify your "Three":

    1. Someone who seems unlikely to come to church

    2. Someone open but waiting on an invitation

    3. Someone who’s walked away from faith

    Pray for them, reach out, and invite them to church or to hear your story. You don’t have to be perfect—just available. Be a bringer!

  • Matthew 8:5–13 – Jesus and the Roman Centurion

    A story of an unlikely believer who demonstrated great faith, showing that even those outside the expected mold can believe in Jesus.

    Acts 16:16–40 – Paul and Silas in Prison

    Illustrates how genuine worship and faith can lead others (like the prison guard) to salvation—even in unlikely places and circumstances.

    Luke 15:1–32 – Parables of the Lost Sheep, Lost Coin, and Lost Son (Prodigal Son)

    Jesus tells three stories to emphasize God’s heart for the lost and the joy in heaven when one sinner repents.

Amanda Hahn
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