What You Love, You Share

“Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks.” - Matthew 12:34

Every person talks about what matters most to them. You see it every day. Someone discovers a new restaurant and cannot stop recommending it. Another person finds a hobby and brings it up in every conversation. Parents light up when sharing stories about their kids. We naturally speak about what captures our hearts. That pattern is woven into human nature, and Jesus pointed directly to it. Whatever fills the heart eventually rises to the tongue.

This truth offers an important reflection for anyone who follows Christ. Many believers feel pressure when the topic of sharing their faith comes up. They worry about saying the wrong thing or sounding strange. They fear awkward moments or difficult questions. Yet Scripture shows a far simpler picture. Talking about Jesus was never meant to be forced. When He becomes significant to you, He naturally finds His way into your conversations. You do not have to manufacture passion. You simply share what already matters to you.

Think about the moments when God has worked powerfully in your life. A prayer was answered. Peace replaced anxiety. Forgiveness lifted guilt. Strength carried you through a hard season. Those stories are not small. They are the overflow of Christ at work in you, and sharing them does not require a script. It only requires openness. People listen differently when you speak from experience, because they are not hearing a presentation. They are hearing a person changed by grace.

If talking about Jesus feels difficult, that does not mean you are failing. It may mean your heart needs fresh time with Him. The more you encounter His presence, the more natural it becomes to speak about Him. Love fuels conversation, and closeness fuels love. Spending time in Scripture, prayer, and worship fills your heart with the very thing your life was meant to overflow.

You do not need to be a preacher to share your faith. You do not need perfect answers or polished language. What you need most is a heart awakened again to the goodness of Jesus. When He becomes central, your words follow. Conversations shift. Courage grows. Opportunities appear that you did not see before.