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What are the first two stages of witnessing?
What are the first two stages of witnessing?
Paul's preaching messages always resulted in positive reactions from everyone present.
Paul's preaching messages always resulted in positive reactions from everyone present.
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What does sharing your testimony involve?
What does sharing your testimony involve?
Communicating personal experiences of Christ's impact on your life.
In Acts 16:25-36, Paul and Silas showed the importance of Christ through their actions during __________.
In Acts 16:25-36, Paul and Silas showed the importance of Christ through their actions during __________.
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Match the following Bible verses with their main focus on communicating Christ:
Match the following Bible verses with their main focus on communicating Christ:
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Who is the Comforter mentioned in John 16:7?
Who is the Comforter mentioned in John 16:7?
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Only human arguments can lead someone to become a Christian.
Only human arguments can lead someone to become a Christian.
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What is our responsibility in witnessing according to the content?
What is our responsibility in witnessing according to the content?
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According to Romans 1:16, the power of God is _____ .
According to Romans 1:16, the power of God is _____ .
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Match the following stages of witnessing with their descriptions:
Match the following stages of witnessing with their descriptions:
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Study Notes
Communication and Conviction
- The previous lesson covered the first two of five stages of witnessing.
- This lesson focuses on sharing testimony and the Holy Spirit's role in conviction.
What Does it Mean to Share Your Testimony?
- After a relationship is built, discuss God's character.
- Redirect the discussion to God's work.
- Allow the person to express any questions.
- Allow the prospect to continue hearing how Christ impacts your life.
- Recommend studying Romans 10:17, 1 Corinthians 2:1-2, and Acts 4:20 to understand communicating Christ.
- Develop a list of specific examples of Christ's work in your life.
- Use language easily understood by people new to church.
Witnessing
- Share your testimony with those who do not know Christ to understand His meaning to you.
- Review past witnessing encounters.
- Reflect on Paul's teachings found in Acts 13:14-45, Acts 16:25-36, and Acts 17:19-34 to understand the theme of each message and their results.
- Consider how Paul and Silas, in Acts 16:25-38, helped others understand the importance of Christ.
- Analyze how Paul and Silas utilized opportunities God presented to share Christ with others.
- Reflect on how they shared Christ afterward and who asked questions.
My Testimony
- Record the date you accepted Christ.
- Note the place where you accepted Christ.
- Describe how Christ saved you.
- Explain the circumstances related to your encounter with God.
Details of my Last Hour as an Unbeliever
- Describe the details of your life before accepting Christ.
Changes in Your Life
- Detail ways in which Christ impacted your life.
What Does Christ Mean to You Now?
- Explain the meaning of Christ in your current life.
The Kind of Person Who Could Relate to Your Testimony
- Describe the type of person who can relate to your testimony.
The Spirit of God Must Convict the Lost
- According to John 16:7-11, who is the Comforter, Helper, or Advocate mentioned in verse 7?
- What does the Comforter/Helper/Advocate do, according to this chapter?
Only the Holy Spirit Can Bring Conviction
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Only the Holy Spirit can convince people to trust in Christ.
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Do not attempt to force or argue with people into becoming Christian.
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It is impossible to convince someone using arguments.
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When sharing, be direct and honest.
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Demonstrate how presenting the Word of God and prayer can help.
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Explain how the Holy Spirit is at work leading people to faith in Jesus.
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Romans 1:16 explains what role God's power plays in convincing people about Christ.
Four Stages of Witnessing
- List the four stages of witnessing up to this point.
- Who is solely responsible for convincing someone of their need for Christ?
- What is the role of those witnessing?
- Finish the statement: "It is not our words..."
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This quiz explores the stages of witnessing and the importance of sharing your testimony. It emphasizes the impact of personal experiences with Christ and the role of the Holy Spirit in conviction. Participants will reflect on biblical teachings and develop effective communication strategies.
