Gun Lap Ch 10
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What was the primary reason the author's dad would engage the filling-station attendant in conversation?

  • He wanted to promote his faith publicly.
  • He wanted to ensure the car was filled with gas quickly.
  • He felt it was his duty as a customer.
  • He believed in connecting with others out of compassion. (correct)
  • How did the author feel about his dad's method of sharing his faith at first?

  • He admired his father's boldness.
  • He felt it was effective.
  • He believed it was disrespectful.
  • He found it embarrassing. (correct)
  • What was one main idea behind the 'Young Life' ministry's approach to evangelism?

  • Building a trusting relationship before discussing faith. (correct)
  • Directly preaching to large groups.
  • Using printed materials to spread the message.
  • Encouraging aggressive outreach methods.
  • What shift in perspective did the author experience as he got older regarding faith-sharing?

    <p>He found joy in both spreading the message to strangers and building relationships.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was Dr. D. James Kennedy's contribution to evangelism?

    <p>He created 'Evangelism Explosion' to train believers.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What prompted the author to start sharing their faith more openly?

    <p>The diagnosis of their wife</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which phrase best captures the author's view on mortality?

    <p>It encourages living life to the fullest.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main purpose of the author's encounters with various individuals?

    <p>To share their personal story and faith.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What new understanding did the author gain about biblical figures over time?

    <p>They faced the same anxieties as ordinary people.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does the author describe the act of praying with others?

    <p>A valuable opportunity and privilege.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What realization did R.C. Sproul have upon hearing the verse from Ecclesiastes?

    <p>He visualized himself aimlessly existing and deteriorating.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the implication of the verse from Ecclesiastes presented in the chapter?

    <p>One's circumstances define their existence and fate.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How does the author describe R.C. Sproul's preaching style?

    <p>As clear and pleasant.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What message does the author convey regarding God's method of saving people?

    <p>He operates independently of human understanding and ability.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What childhood memory does the author use to introduce the chapter?

    <p>Stopping at a gas station with the family.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    The Importance of Witnessing

    • The author shares a personal story about his father's approach to evangelism, reflecting on how he initially felt embarrassed by his father's actions.
    • The author emphasizes the importance of witnessing, regardless of approach, drawing from the examples of ministries like Evangelism Explosion, Campus Crusade for Christ, and Young Life.
    • The author highlights the significance of mortality, recognizing that every interaction is a divine appointment.

    Embracing the Privilege of Sharing Faith

    • The author reflects on his personal journey towards embracing witnessing, primarily inspired by his wife's battle with cancer.
    • The author recounts how his approach shifted from feeling hesitant to eagerly sharing his faith.
    • He encourages readers to utilize simple phrases like "How can I pray for you?" to initiate conversations about faith.

    Finding Strength in the Weakness of Others

    • The author acknowledges the challenge of witnessing by sharing the apostle Paul's own admission of weakness and fear when sharing the gospel.
    • The author emphasizes that even great figures like Paul faced similar anxieties, offering comfort and encouragement.

    Embracing Generosity During the Gun Lap

    • The author suggests giving generously to ministries that actively engage in evangelism, recognizing their significant impact.
    • The author encourages readers to prioritize financial support for ministries during their "gun lap," emphasizing the importance of both lifetime generosity and legacy giving.
    • The author encourages readers to embrace generosity while they are alive, allowing them to witness the impact of their giving.

    The Importance of Living for Christ

    • The author connects the importance of witnessing to the end-of-life perspective.
    • The author emphasizes the significance of leaving a legacy centered on faith and love for God.
    • The author uses the phrase "make sure that all you have to do is die" to emphasize the importance of living fully for Christ.

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