Karteikarten
Unit 3, Evangelism
Karten in diesem Stapel (25)
- 1When witnessing to nonbelievers with no Christian background, it is best to focus on U3-1who Jesus was, in a historical context
- 2Who was/were ultimately responsible for the death of Jesus? U3-2Jesus
- 3The Gospel of Mark is U3-3an excellent starting place for new converts because of its brevity and clarity
- 4What is the most important validation of our witness? U3-4The credibility of our lives
- 5Those who intend to specialize in evangelizing a specific niche group of people must remember that U3-5believers are called to share the gospel far and wide
- 6Regeneration, sanctification, transformation and multiplication are aspects of the power of the U3-6Word of God
- 7Two aspects of the method of Paul's preaching are U3-7warning and teaching
- 8Understanding what in evangelism is essential to having our faith to be witnesses? U3-8God's work
- 9Jesus' prayer life was characterized by its U3-9demonstration of an active and constant relationships with God
- 10The Holy Spirit is vital to evangelism because He U4 - 10influences both the speaker and the listener during witnessing opportunities
- 11When witnessing to nonbelievers, believers should U3-11be careful not to use terms that may not be understood by those outside of the Christian faith
- 12When sharing the good news, the believer's focus on Jesus should be in terms of U3-12His identity as a Person and as the Savior and Lord
- 13The believer's verbal witness must clearly connect with U3-13a consistent personal relationship with Christ
- 14The term "missionary" applies only to those who U3-14share the gospel to those around them in any context
- 15A biblical understanding of the missionary's ministry is that it is U3-15every believer's responsibility to take the gospel to his or her corner of the world
- 16When pursuing opportunities for personal evangelism, the believer should U3-16be sensitive to divine appointments to witness to the lost
- 17The caution in Ecclesiastes against watching the wind and the clouds U3-17reminds believers that witnessing opportunities are sometimes inconvenient
- 18When addressing the topic of sin with unbelievers U3-18believers should acknowledge the reality of sin in the context of Christ's offer of forgiveness and eternal life
- 19One significant hindrance to effective personal evangelism is U3-19insincerity or inconsistency between the believer's lifestyle and message
- 20Believers who use acts of benevolence as tools to communicate the gospel U3-20are obeying Christ's command to let the world see their good works.
- 21When Paul wrote of presenting "every man complete in Christ," he was U3-21referencing the need to witness to both individuals and to all groups of people
(each and every) - 22The early church found their confidence to witness U3-22in their knowledge and relationship with God
- 23Paul's sense of obligation to spread the gospel U3-23applies to all believers because Christ's love compels us to reach the lost
- 24Paul was unashamed in his ministry because U3-24of his confidence in the power of the gospel itself
- 25It is to our benefit that Paul had not personally visited Rome before writing Romans, because U3-25it provided him an occasion to be especially thorough in his communication of the saving work of Jesus