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# Insurance and the Gospel
- URL: https://amemamem.com.br/en/insurance-and-the-gospel/
- Published: 2025-05-21T14:52:30.000Z
- Updated: 2026-11-09T01:04:08.000Z
- Description: A parallel between the insurance business and the Gospel: nobody wants to buy insurance or be told there is no hope, until they discover they need it.
- Author: Airton Humber
- Tags: #en, #de-seguros-e-o-evangelho

A parallel between the insurance business and the Gospel: nobody wants to buy insurance or be told there is no hope, until they discover they need it.

## 1\. Nobody wants to buy. Everyone thinks they already have it.

Insurance is a product nobody likes to buy, and even less to use. And the Scriptures reveal that no one seeks God on their own initiative. Because most people think they are already safe: they already believe in God. But just as a possession is only protected with a valid policy, sonship with God only exists through the Spirit forming Christ in us, and almost no one understands this.

## 2\. They only value it when they lose.

With insurance, the customer complains about paying. Until the event arrives and they need to use it. In the Gospel, most people walk along calmly. Until pain or emptiness reveals: there was no security there. Real protection is not felt when everything is in order, it is in chaos that it is revealed whether or not there was coverage.

## 3\. The Bible is like the general conditions of an insurance policy. Without an Agent, no one understands.

Reading clauses is dry. Reflecting on Leviticus or Revelation is exhausting. Both need an Agent who translates the language of protection or reveals the language of the Spirit. And more, the one who speaks needs to know it deeply, and to live what he offers.

## 4\. The love that moves the true Agent, and the true Evangelist.

There are three forms translated by the word love, in our language:

The first: loving out of desire. Like someone who buys insurance out of fear. Like someone who seeks God out of need.  
The second: loving for the joy of presence. Like someone who finds security, or feels the touch of the Spirit and is pleased.  
The third: loving by seeking the good, joining desire with joy, but now to serve the other.  
This is mature love. The love that moves the one who offers the Gospel. And also the one who offers true protection, with commitment.

## The profession and the mission.

At Humber Seguros, we do not sell insurance, we offer security and peace of mind. And in announcing the Gospel, we do not preach religion, we offer peace and life. Both demand courage, listening, presence, faith, and love for the other. Because to love the other is to make sure they have coverage, on Earth and in Eternity.