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Type: Bible Study
Price: $19.95
Study Through the BibleLuke: Bring Jesus to Your World (4 session course)
We have the privilege of bringing the good news of salvation to many who have not heard.
Topics: | Disciple, Discipleship, Evangelism, Jesus Christ, New Testament, Outreach, Persecution, Salvation |
Filters: | Facilitator, Group Leader, Lead, Teacher |
Purpose: | Evangelism |
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Date Added: | October 04, 2006 |
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What's it mean to be Jesus' disciple? Those who followed Jesus had to give up their own lives and adopt his. This meant rejection by some, but it also meant the joy of bringing the earth-shattering news of his eternal kingdom to those who had not heard about it. This four-session course helps us realize that we have the same honor.
Session OneSupport Christ's Agenda
Jesus calls his followers to adopt his agenda of salvation in the world.
Luke 4:14–30
This study teaches about the privilege of bringing the good news of salvation to many who do not have the opportunity to hear about the kingdom.
Be Christ's Disciples
To bring Jesus to our world, we must live as his disciples.
Luke 9:51–62
This study shows key areas of discipleship that are the groundwork for an effective ministry to the world.
Proclaim Christ's Message
Jesus' mission for us, as his privileged people, is to proclaim the gospel everywhere we can, anytime we can.
Luke 10:1–24
This study covers our responsibility to share the Good News with others so they might also enjoy the blessings of salvation.
Recognize Christ's Fork in the Road
When our Christianity is self-centered because it is rooted in self-deceit rather than love and compassion, it kills our witness to the world.
Luke 11:37–54
This study warns us about the dangers of wrong-hearted and wrong-headed Christianity, and to encourage us to do some humble self-evaluation and repentance if necessary.
This Study Through the Bible Course is based on a sermon series by Scott Wenig.
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