Let's talk about Jesus, the apostles did.

The Apostles were not afraid to speak about Jesus, even in the face of threats and opposition. When they were ordered to stop teaching in His name, they responded with courage: “We must obey God rather than men.” Their boldness came from a deep encounter with the risen Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit. They were convinced that what they had seen and experienced was too important to keep to themselves. In our time, the fear we face is often quieter but still real. We may worry about being judged, misunderstood, or rejected if we speak openly about our faith. Because of this, it is easy to keep Jesus private and avoid conversations about Him. The example of the Apostles challenges us to move beyond that fear. If we truly believe that Jesus brings life, hope, and salvation, then sharing Him becomes not just a duty, but an act of love. Talking about Jesus does not always mean preaching or saying many words. Often, it begins with how we live. When we show kindness, forgive others, stand for truth, and remain faithful in difficult moments, we are already witnessing to Him. At the same time, we should be open to speaking about our faith when the opportunity comes, sharing a word of hope, offering encouragement, or simply acknowledging the role God plays in our lives. The courage to do this does not come from us alone. Just as the Apostles were strengthened by the Holy Spirit, we too are guided and supported by God. He is close to us, especially in moments when we feel unsure or afraid. We are not called to be perfect or to have all the answers; we are simply called to be faithful witnesses. The message today is clear and practical: do not be afraid to talk about Jesus. In small and simple ways, in our daily conversations and actions, we can make Him known. And when we do, we continue the mission of the Apostles, bringing the light of Christ into our world.