Questions and Answers
What are the four parts of witnessing?
Create a relationship, Communicate who Christ is to you in truth and love, Allow the Holy Spirit to work, Follow up.
What are the four truths of the Gospel?
Everyone is a sinner, Sin has a penalty, Christ died for our sin, We must trust Christ for salvation.
What is the imperative of discipleship?
Christ commands us to make disciples, Paul's teaching (Col. 3:12-17: 2 Tim. 2:2)
What is discipleship?
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What does follow-up include?
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What are the goals of discipleship?
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How can we aid spiritual growth in a person?
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What is the chart of Disciple-Making? What does growth of a disciple include?
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What are the methods of discipleship?
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What does one-on-one discipleship include?
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What are five things you should encourage a new Christian to do?
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Why should a Christian pray every day?
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Why should a Christian join and participate in a local church?
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What does Jesus tell us to do in John 15:4-5? What happens when we do this (v. 5)? Without Christ, what does He say we can do (v. 5)?
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How do the following verses describe the Bible as food? Psalm 119:103; Isaiah 55:10-11; Hebrews 5:12-14; 1 Peter 2:2
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According to Ephesians 6:18, when should we pray? In whom should we pray? For whom should we pray? With what qualities should we pray?
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For what reason does Hebrews 4:16 say we should come before God in prayer?
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Study Notes
Parts of Witnessing
- Create a relationship to connect with others.
- Communicate the essence of Christ in love and truth.
- Allow the Holy Spirit's influence and guidance.
- Follow up to maintain engagement and support.
Four Truths of the Gospel
- Everyone is inherently a sinner.
- Sin incurs a penalty that must be addressed.
- Christ died to atone for our sins.
- Salvation is obtained through faith in Christ.
Imperative of Discipleship
- Christ explicitly commands the making of disciples.
- Paul's teachings emphasize the importance of teaching and mentoring in the discipleship process (Colossians 3:12-17; 2 Timothy 2:2).
Discipleship
- Discipleship encompasses the new identity in Christ.
- It requires instruction and teaching for spiritual growth and maturity.
Follow-Up
- Follow-up includes teaching fundamental truths.
- Demonstrates love and concern for individuals' spiritual journeys.
Goals of Discipleship
- To foster spiritual growth in believers.
- To train individuals for ministry and service.
- To increase the number of disciples through effective teaching.
Aiding Spiritual Growth
- Provide accountability to encourage spiritual progress.
- Encourage conformity to the image of Christ through guidance and support.
Chart of Disciple-Making
- Birth of a disciple marks the beginning of their faith journey.
- Growth includes maturing in faith, serving others, and mentoring fellow believers.
Methods of Discipleship
- One-on-one mentoring provides personalized guidance.
- Small group settings foster community and shared growth.
- Church involvement offers a broader support system.
One-on-One Discipleship
- Focus on teaching core doctrines.
- Encourage the development of spiritual disciplines.
- Offer support through prayer and encouragement.
Five Encouragements for New Christians
- Daily focus on Jesus Christ is essential.
- Regular reading of God's Word to nurture faith.
- Consistent prayer to communicate with God.
- Sharing salvation with others to fulfill the Great Commission.
- Engaging with a local church community for fellowship and growth.
Importance of Daily Prayer
- Prayer acts as a means of grace, connecting believers with God's power.
- God desires our requests and engagement in prayer.
- Prayer is the appropriate response to anxiety and worry, fostering peace.
Joining a Local Church
- God provides grace to those who follow Him closely.
- Fellowship is vital; believers are called to meet together for mutual encouragement.
Abiding in Christ (John 15:4-5)
- Jesus commands believers to abide in Him for spiritual sustenance.
- When we abide, we bear fruit, highlighting our fruitful relationship with Him.
- Without Christ, we cannot achieve anything of spiritual significance.
Bible as Food
- Psalm 119:103 describes the Word as sweeter than honey, indicating its profound delight.
- Isaiah 55:10-11 compares it to nourishing bread, vital for spiritual sustenance.
- Hebrews 5:12-14 categorizes Scripture as both milk for infants and solid food for mature believers.
- 1 Peter 2:2 emphasizes its role in nurturing the growth of new believers.
Guidelines for Prayer (Ephesians 6:18)
- Pray at all times to maintain constant communication with God.
- Pray in the Holy Spirit for alignment with divine will.
- Pray for all saints, showing unity and support within the body of Christ.
- Pray with alertness and perseverance, emphasizing commitment and dedication.
Purpose of Prayer (Hebrews 4:16)
- Approach God's throne of grace to receive mercy and help in times of need.
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Test your understanding of the key concepts from Chapter 27 of Dynamic Christian Living. This quiz covers important aspects of witnessing and the essential truths of the Gospel. Prepare to deepen your knowledge of Christian doctrine and discipleship.